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degraded volume

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The tag 'degraded volume' on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about RAID volume degradation in Windows Server environments. A degraded volume typically indicates that a RAID array has lost redundancy due to a failed or missing disk, often triggering alerts during system startup. Users seek help interpreting error messages like 'volume is currently in state degraded' and guidance on accessing RAID configuration utilities to address the issue. Topics include identifying the affected volume, checking disk health, and rebuilding the array to restore full functionality. The tag is relevant for IT administrators managing hardware RAID on Windows Server systems.
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    windows server 2008 starts up with integrated RAID exception detected: volume (00:000) is currently in state degraded enter SAS configuration utility

    what does this mean?
    • almebad
    • Thread
    • degraded volume error raid sas configuration server 2008 server management startup storage issues tech support
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Server Forums
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