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Join Date: Jul 2008
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OS: xp
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I cannot see my hard drive
I have a Barracuda Hard Drive and it is on a RAID configuration with three hard disks. I can see two hard drives, but I cannot see the third hard drive. The last time I could see data on the third drive, it had 100MB left and I was going to empty up some space, but I never did and now I cannot see any of the data on that hard drive. Hope you have some suggestions how I can see the data again, because I do not want to lose any of the data on this drive.
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Join Date: May 2008
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OS: XP SP3/Vista/7 Server 2K/2K3/2K8
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Re: I cannot see my hard drive
If it's on a RAID configuration, how are you able to see the individual drives, since all RAID setups that I've encountered are viewed by the OS as a single entity, unless of course it's been partitioned, or it's a software RAID solution which I don't think windows 2000 does.
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