How do I clone a RAID 0 to a single drive?
I have been running two 500gb drives in RAID 0 configuration for a few months now. I understand that there is zero redundancy with RAID 0 so I purchased a single 1TB drive and wish to clone the RAID array to the 1TB drive.
I purchased ATIH 2010, installed it, and attempted to run the program. I unfortunately receive an error message that ATIH "does NOT support dynamic discs", or something to tha effect.
If ATIH does not recognize the RAID 0 array, how am I supposed to proceed with cloning?
Thanks
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I to need help raid O. 1 of raid O drives going bad and they are c: drive ( NFTS) and D:drive (FAT 32) with win xp recover image from mfg. Both drives are 250 gb and i would like to replace with one 500 gb. How do I get info from raid drive C: and D: and put it on a single drive. I think that after that all I would have to do is remove raid set up in BIOS and restart ? Is this correct? I have home 2011. ( does home 2012 address this?)
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I to need help raid O. 1 of raid O drives going bad and they are c: drive ( NFTS) and D:drive (FAT 32) with win xp recover image from mfg. Both drives are 250 gb and i would like to replace with one 500 gb. How do I get info from raid drive C: and D: and put it on a single drive. I think that after that all I would have to do is remove raid set up in BIOS and restart ? Is this correct? I have home 2011. ( does home 2012 address this?)
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Doug,
Restoring the image of a RAID0 setup to a non RAID might not work, and Windows might BSOD. You might be able to fix this by reinstalling windows on top your restored image.
This is because there is change of driver for the disk controller.
If this doesn't work, you could purchase the ACronis Plus Pack and try to use universal restore, but it is not an easy path.
If I were you, I would reinstall everything.
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