Raid 10 problem

[idata]

I have a raid 10 setup on an Asus z68 motherboard. I'm using Intel Rapid Storage Technology 10.5.0.1027. I had a SMART event on a hard drive. I just received new replacement drive and changed on the hard drive. The hard drive is now not part of the array (I thought it would rebuild automatically. When I boot windows and go into IRST it shows - Status, Manage, Preferences, Help. It does not give me an option to add the new drive to the array or rebuild. For some reason it also shows my Raid 0 as being 0GB and my Raid 10 as being 0GB. How do I rebuild this array to the new drive? Do I have to do this in bios? I've never had to rebuild an array before.

Here is the report from IRST :

System Report

System Information

OS name: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional

OS version: 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 7601

System name: MIKE-PC

System manufacturer: System manufacturer

System model: System Product Name

Processor: GenuineIntel Intel64 Family 6 Model 42 Stepping 7 3.401 GHz

BIOS: American Megatrends Inc., 0606

Intel® Rapid Storage Technology

Kit installed: 10.5.0.1026

User interface version: 10.5.0.1027

Language: English (United States)

Intel RAID controller: Intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller

Number of SATA ports: 0

RAID option ROM version: 10.6.0.1091

Driver version: 8.6.2.1014

ISDI version: 10.5.0.1027

Device Information

Name: Array_0000

Size: 596 GB

Available space: 0 GB

Disk data cache: Enabled

Number of volumes: 0

Number of disks: 2

Array disk: S2BJJ9FB622539

Array disk: S2BJJ9FB622540

Name: Array_0001

Size: 5.5 TB

Available space: 0 GB

Disk data cache: Enabled

Number of volumes: 0

Number of disks: 4

Array disk: MN1B20F314D8XD

Array disk: MN1B20F317ANWD

Array disk: MN1B20F3163RVD

Array disk: MN1B20F30X2ABD:1

Disk on port Unknown

Port location: Unknown

Status: Normal

Type: Hard disk

Usage: Array disk

Size: 0 GB

Serial number: S2BJJ9FB622539

Model:

Firmware:

System disk: No

Password protected: No

Disk data cache: Enabled

Native command queuing: No

SATA transfer rate: Inactive

Physical sector size: 512 Bytes

Logical sector size: 512 Bytes

Disk on port Unknown

Port location: Unknown

Status: Normal

Type: Hard disk

Usage: Array disk

Size: 0 GB

Serial number: S2BJJ9FB622540

Model:

Firmware:

System disk: No

Password protected: No

Disk data cache: Enabled

Native command queuing: No

SATA transfer rate: Inactive

Physical sector size: 512 Bytes

Logical sector size: 512 Bytes

Disk on port Unknown

Port location: Unknown

Status: Normal

Type: Hard disk

Usage: Available

Size: 0 GB

Serial number: MN1140F105229D

Model:

Firmware:

System disk: No

Password protected: No

Disk data cache: Enabled

Native command queuing: No

SATA transfer rate: Inactive

Physical sector size: 512 Bytes

Logical sector size: 512 Bytes

Disk on port Unknown

Port location: Unknown

Status: Normal

Type: Hard disk

Usage: Array disk

Size: 0 GB

Serial number: MN1B20F314D8XD

Model:

Firmware:

System disk: No

Password protected: No

Disk data cache: Enabled

Native command queuing: No

SATA transfer rate: Inactive

Physical sector size: 512 Bytes

Logical sector size: 512 Bytes

Disk on port Unknown

Port location: Unknown

Status: Normal

Type: Hard disk

Usage: Array disk

Size: 0 GB

Serial number: MN1B20F317ANWD

Model:

Firmware:

System disk: No

Password protected: No

Disk data cache: Enabled

Native command queuing: No

SATA transfer rate: Inactive

Physical sector size: 512 Bytes

Logical sector size: 512 Bytes

Disk on port Unknown

Port location: Unknown

Status: Normal

Type: Hard disk

Usage: Array disk

Size: 0 GB

Serial number: MN1B20F3163RVD

Model:

Firmware:

System disk: No

Password protected: No

Disk data cache: Enabled

Native command queuing: No

SATA transfer rate: Inactive

Physical sector size: 512 Bytes

Logical sector size: 512 Bytes

Disk on port Unknown

Port location: Unknown

Status: Missing

Type: Hard disk

Usage: Array disk

Size: 0 GB

Serial number: MN1B20F30X2ABD:1

Model:

Firmware:

System disk: No

Password protected: No

Disk data cache: Enabled

Native command queuing: No

SATA transfer rate: Inactive

Physical sector size: 1410775875 Bytes

Logical sector size: 1388331889 Bytes

[idata]

Ok... went into bios... it recognized my new hard drive and asked if I wanted to rebuild array on it. I selected yes and it said it must be completed in windows. I exited it out and started windows. I open IRST and it now shows the drive with a check mark next to it... but it doesn't seem right that it automatically rebuild the array so quickly (instantly.) The array is also showing a 5th drive with the yellow exclamation mark saying "missing drive" (which is my old drive). Do I somehow have to delete the old drive? Has my array been automatically rebuilt on the new drive? It doesn't give me any options to delete the old drive or rebuild the new drive. Please help.

[idata]

Hi

I have latest version of intell rapid storage, win 7 professional, 4 x 1 tb drives, operation system on ide drive,

all drivers are up to date.

I create a raid 10 with rapid storage, yet windows can't see the raid. I initialized the raid 10 and it's still not recognised.

raid 10 is showing is boot menu and in rapid storage but not visible in windows ?

Any idea what is going wrong cheers