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Upgrade the defective hard drive for Intel onboard RAID on the ASUS Z97-PRO motherboard

Upgrade the defective hard drive for Intel onboard RAID on the ASUS Z97-PRO motherboard

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Marcustheduke
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02-01-2016, 12:03 AM
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Hi, your RAID setup with two drives is causing issues because the BIOS has disabled RAID on one of them. You can still access your files through Windows, but you need a solution that works without relying on a slow VPN connection. Since the NAS is far away and bandwidth is limited, consider using a local backup method or a faster network setup to transfer the 407GB files efficiently. If possible, check if your NAS supports direct file sharing or cloud sync with lower latency.
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Marcustheduke
02-01-2016, 12:03 AM #1

Hi, your RAID setup with two drives is causing issues because the BIOS has disabled RAID on one of them. You can still access your files through Windows, but you need a solution that works without relying on a slow VPN connection. Since the NAS is far away and bandwidth is limited, consider using a local backup method or a faster network setup to transfer the 407GB files efficiently. If possible, check if your NAS supports direct file sharing or cloud sync with lower latency.

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AimZen
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02-02-2016, 02:39 PM
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I verified the details and confirmed the setup. There are only two drives, so it appears to be a RAID 1 configuration. You don’t have additional backups available right now.
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AimZen
02-02-2016, 02:39 PM #2

I verified the details and confirmed the setup. There are only two drives, so it appears to be a RAID 1 configuration. You don’t have additional backups available right now.

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Bopler
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02-02-2016, 10:37 PM
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I verified the setup in Crystal Disk Info. It shows RAID 1. Since I don’t have any additional drives, I’m currently transferring the files to my NAS at home and will adjust the RAID configuration once I get a new drive.
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Bopler
02-02-2016, 10:37 PM #3

I verified the setup in Crystal Disk Info. It shows RAID 1. Since I don’t have any additional drives, I’m currently transferring the files to my NAS at home and will adjust the RAID configuration once I get a new drive.

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