mirror array

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A mirror array, also known as RAID 1, is a storage configuration that writes identical data to two or more drives simultaneously, providing redundancy. On WindowsForum.com, users discuss upgrading disks in a legacy Windows Server 2008 R2 system with a mirrored array, including steps like taking a full backup, replacing drives, and configuring the RAID controller. Another common issue involves the System Reserved Partition interfering with setting up a RAID mirror array on a Windows 7 machine, where an IT professional failed to configure it properly. Users also report problems with Intel Rapid Storage Technology and RAID 1 arrays, such as unexpected initialization events that raise concerns about data safety. These discussions cover hardware compatibility, controller configuration, and troubleshooting for mirror arrays in Windows environments.
  1. ramon82

    Upgrading disks on a legacy Win2008 R2 server

    Hi all, We have a legacy Fujitsu Server with just 4x HDD bays (4x disks) - we have 2 mirrored arrays and one of the array is small and we need to upgrade the disks with larger disks but retaining all the data inside. As far as I know the below procedure should work well: - TAKE A FULL BACKUP...
  2. A

    Windows 7 System Reserved Partition in the way of RAID Mirror Array

    Hello, I am a student working for a university physics lab, and we have a worthless IT guy, so I'm pretty much on my own to deal with this. I recently built a computer for my boss with two hard drives for which we want to set up a RAID Mirror Array. After putting the parts together, my boss...
  3. M

    Windows 7 Intel Rapid Storage Technology & Raid1 array

    Hi, I put two HDDs on GA P55A-UD4P motherboard in Raid1 type array (on Intel SATA Controller) and they were working fine for quite some time (2 weeks or so). One day, after Windows started up, I noticed a blue icon on Intel RST manager and it says that the array is initializing. What does...
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