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Create a Striped Volume (RAID 0) With Multiple Disks in Windows - OnlineComputerTips Windows will let you take multiple hard drives and combine them into a single striped volume (also known as RAID 0) so you can utilize all of the disks with a single drive. You will also get a performance gain with this configuration because it will write to all the drives at once using any free space on those drives. Its similar to a spanned volume which wont give you the performance increase but will allow you to extend your volume if needed where the striped volume will not. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnLILCkhwjs Neither a striped or spanned volume offers and data redundancy so if a disk fails then you are out of luck. On the other hand, you can also setup a RAID 1 mirrored volume with 2 disks to get some redundancy for your data. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idv1Q5ML8Lg
Date: 2022-03-31

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MediumSur
So like , I need to combine all three of my Hard Disk in order to set up the new Striped Volume (Raid 0) ? Like do I need a 3 physical hard disk ? Or one hard disk but splitted to three partitions and then combining them to Striped Volume ? That's where I'm confused at .
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Rakesh
It Did work for me , I did RAID0 with 2 - 1TB drives now am unable to revert it back to 2-1tb. It's showing me as one drive only.
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