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A striped array combines multiple drives into a single volume to improve read and write performance by distributing data across all disks. In the context of Windows 7, a user considered upgrading their boot drive by installing a striped array of two 128-gig SSDs, then restoring their existing C: partition from a Windows Backup. This approach aims to boost system responsiveness, but requires careful planning to avoid data loss. The discussion highlights the potential benefits and risks of using a striped array for a boot drive, including compatibility with Windows Backup restoration and the need to ensure proper configuration.
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    Windows 7 Upgrade to new boot drive Win 7 Pro?

    Hi All: I have a Win 7 Pro installed on a 1-TB hard drive, with two partitions: 200-gig for "C:" and the rest for "E:" I have a separate 1-TB drive that I'm using to back up the entire drive using Windows Backup. Both drives are on an internal SATA-3 bus. I was thinking about improving the...
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