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I have a situation with a Dell server with a 3 disk Raid 5 configuration that
I broke down for regular cleaning. When reassembled I could attempt a log-on
but before the admin profile would load it would freeze. After attempting to
reboot, one of the drives appeared to be offline. I called Dell's extended
warrantee department and the tech had me pull the drives, swap the order of
drives, reconfigure the controller and attempt a reboot - a couple of times.
After several errors of no operating system I finally got off the phone with
him and was practicall helpless. I tried a few different orders for the
disks and finally got the Windows screen. Once it gets past that I get the
following stop error: 0x0000007B (0x85E9D330, 0xC0000032, 0x0000000)
INNACCESSABLE BOOT DEVICE.
Unfortunately this is the only server and without it the business is
practically paralyzed The Dell tech said that rebuilding is not something we
want to do, but wouldn't the parity bit help us recover from this?
I need some serious help here. Thanks in advance.
I broke down for regular cleaning. When reassembled I could attempt a log-on
but before the admin profile would load it would freeze. After attempting to
reboot, one of the drives appeared to be offline. I called Dell's extended
warrantee department and the tech had me pull the drives, swap the order of
drives, reconfigure the controller and attempt a reboot - a couple of times.
After several errors of no operating system I finally got off the phone with
him and was practicall helpless. I tried a few different orders for the
disks and finally got the Windows screen. Once it gets past that I get the
following stop error: 0x0000007B (0x85E9D330, 0xC0000032, 0x0000000)
INNACCESSABLE BOOT DEVICE.
Unfortunately this is the only server and without it the business is
practically paralyzed The Dell tech said that rebuilding is not something we
want to do, but wouldn't the parity bit help us recover from this?
I need some serious help here. Thanks in advance.