Solved How to completely clean the HDD has been installed Intel RAID?

[jesselin68]

How to completely clean the HDD has been installed Intel RAID? solved

I don’t know whether I post this on right section or not. If not, please move.
Here’s my problem. I have 3 WD 500G HDD, I configured them with RAID 5 before.
But my PC broke, and it cannot power on. I got another PC and I want move 3 WD HDD to this from broke PC
This new PC is no support RAID, so I cannot delete RAID configuration with Intel RAID utility.
Before I can hit “Ctrl+I” when boot to enter Intel RAID configuration utility and I can find delete RAID option
And it can completely clean RAID. But now I don’t have support RAID motherboard and my friends don’t have one, too.
So I want find a tool can completely clean RAID. I have tried a lot of tools, but no luck.
Please help me, if anyone know any tool can completely clean RAID HDD.
I needn’t backup data, just completely clean RAID.
I have searched Google, but don’t find any useful info.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.

Here was all tool I have tried.
1) FDISK (DOS)
2) EASEUS Partition Master
3) Delete HDD all configuration when installing win7

Taiwan Jesse

 

[DeaconFrost]

If I am understand right, you want to use the drives as standard drives. Assuming there's no data to be saved, you can use DISKPART. Forget FDISK, as that is way old and out of date. Put the drives in the new system. Boot to the Windows installer's screen, and then hit SHIFT+F10 to open a command prompt. You can run DISKPART there. If you check our tutorials section you'll find the commands to use with DISKPART. It's simple, quick, and then will let you continue on with the setup.

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello jesselin68, welcome to Seven Forums!


Connect a single HDD one at a time, have a look through this tutorial linked below for several options and be sure to post back with any further questions you may have and to keep us informed.

Secure Erase / Wipe : Definition and Methods
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[theog]

You can use Fdisk with NO problems.

 

[jesselin68]

If I am understand right, you want to use the drives as standard drives. Assuming there's no data to be saved, you can use DISKPART. Forget FDISK, as that is way old and out of date. Put the drives in the new system. Boot to the Windows installer's screen, and then hit SHIFT+F10 to open a command prompt. You can run DISKPART there. If you check our tutorials section you'll find the commands to use with DISKPART. It's simple, quick, and then will let you continue on with the setup.

Thanks. DISKPART has solved my problem.

 

[jesselin68]

Hello jesselin68, welcome to Seven Forums!


Connect a single HDD one at a time, have a look through this tutorial linked below for several options and be sure to post back with any further questions you may have and to keep us informed.

Secure Erase / Wipe : Definition and Methods
​

Thanks. DISKPART has solved my problem.

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Good to see you have a solution and thanks for the update.