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Hello,
While trying to initialize a new SSD, using RST I accidentally created a raid 0 volume with both SSDs that are in my system. This includes my C:/ drive with important files and such.
Any suggestions on how to fix this?
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Do you have a backup of your important files and such?
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
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I would make the backup.
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Should I make the backup, then go bios to remove raid, wiping drives in the process, and restore?
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Make the backup first regardless of what else you do. I am only advising the backup.
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Yes, the process would be to make a backup of the drive, reboot and use BIOS to remove the drives from the array and then restore the drive from the backup. Obviously, it is important to have a backup software package that supports boot and restore.
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