We have two drives on a RAID controller.
Can I break my two mirrored drives, add a third, and then create a RIAD
without losing the primary drive with the OS and data on it?
Thanks

Will your RAID controller let you do that? It's not a Windows issue, but
a hardware issue.

BrianMultiLanguage wrote:

> We have two drives on a RAID controller.
> Can I break my two mirrored drives, add a third, and then create a RIAD
> without losing the primary drive with the OS and data on it?
> Thanks
>

Like it was stated this is a controller issue, but most likely you will have
to backup everything, add the third drive create a Raid 5 and then restore.
"BrianMultiLanguage" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> We have two drives on a RAID controller.
> Can I break my two mirrored drives, add a third, and then create a RIAD
> without losing the primary drive with the OS and data on it?
> Thanks