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restoring raid array

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Double Jesus

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Ok so I have 2 250gb drives in a mirroring array and one of them got unplugged by accident (when the computer was off) and some stuff got changed before I realised it. Now I plugged the other drive back in but there's some differences between the two drives and the array reports as not healthy or whatever. What's the easiest way to get it back to mirroring again? I'm using the raid controller on my msi k8 neo 4 platinum. I tried going into the array setup and hitting R for rebuild but it didn't seem to do anything :confused:

thanks!
 
Make a backup of data the alive drive. Re-format your inactive drive, make it clean. Go back and hit 'R' again. The controller thinks that there is nothing to restore and you have to present a "new" drive in the system.
 
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