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I have a home-made workstation that I need some help with. It works well, most of the time. It randomly just gives me stop errors or won't work or such. Sometimes Windows tells me that I need to upgrade the BIOS, but it only tells me that sometimes. It has 4 250 GB Western Digital drives (SATA), but only 3 are working. When I got it overhauled because it was being annoying, the Fry's people gave me a RAID 0+1 configuration. So, I want to reformat, I'm thinking that will solve my problem. Only thing is, it has so much software and data that it would take me forever. Any ideas? I don't really have too much time. I was thinking maybe a disk image? Only, how do I do that? Will the image retain the RAID? How will I do it? Oh, I don't know. Thanks in advance for any help. If this is in the wrong place, I'm sorry. I'm new here. |
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