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parity setup
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The parity setup tag covers discussions about configuring storage spaces with parity, similar to RAID 5, in Windows. Users ask whether the boot drive (C:) can be included in a storage pool to create a single drive letter with all drives participating. The content shows confusion about combining the system drive with other drives in a parity-based storage space, as Windows typically creates a separate pool drive (e.g., D:) excluding the boot drive. Topics include storage space creation, pool configuration, and the limitations of including the OS drive in a parity setup.
An answer to this question may clear up my confusion: Can the C: drive be part of a pool, having all drives (including the c: drive) look like 1 drive? If so, how do I do that? I created a storage space, but it made me set it up as drive D:, and I see no way to combine it with C:.
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