Upgrading RAID 0 drives
I recently purchased 2 Samsung 7200 RPM 640 GB 32 MB cache drives to replace my current 250 GB models for my laptops RAID 0.
What I would like to do is use some backup software to create an image of the disk on an external eSATA 2TB drive. Then I would remove the old drives and install the new drives and use the Nvidia raid manager to create a new RAID 0 disk.
Do I have to format the disk afterwards? Do I create a bootable recovery disk with the Acronis software and "recover" the backed up image from the external drive? Would I have to install Windows first, install the Acronis software then recover the image?
Any help would be appreciated, but I need to know these things before I invest in software.
System:
Alienware M17x R1
Windows 7 64bit Ultimate SP1

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That is exactly the info I was looking for excellent, thank you. :)
If the trial goes as planned, I'll purchase the full version.
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Sorry for the delayed reply, but this worked perfectly without hitches and was quick. I love your software.
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I'm wanting to do the same thing. I have two SSDs in a RAID 0 and want to upgrade to larger drives. Please provide detailed steps and what I need to do to accomplish this. Please be specific. Thanks
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