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Yeah, I realise there lack of redundancy with RAID 0, I just didn't want to loose the extra 1.5TB. I have offline backups for my data already, so that seemed like a waste of a drive.
I've just found a new issue with this. With My C: drive on the SSD, and the D: drive (with user profiles) on the RAID0, I tried to do an image of the D: drive by itself with Windows backup, and was unable to. It will only let me image both the C: drive and the D: drive together. So I did that, then booted from the repair disk, to see if the restore would let me select individual drives to restore. That was a little ambiguous. There was a checkbox that allowed me to re-partition the disks as per the backup, and that opened up an interface which allowed me to select the disks to be re-partitioned. But it wasn't clear as to whether that would prevent those drives from being restored.
Is there a better way to take an images of the raided disk only, without needing to image the disk that the C: drive is on? Perhaps a third party application? I should point out that the RAID disk is GPT, not MBR.