How to Create RAID in Win11 YouTube (Windows 11 Storage Spaces)

How To Create a RAID Array in Windows 11

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►Time Required: 5-7 minutes
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[randindondan]

Thank you brother, I am looking to install two WD Red in my PC and set them in RAID.

[koller]

Thanks for the video, but here are some tips:
Don't talk about stuff unrelatred to the topic
write down a script what you wanna talk about
and use fullscreen!

Regards

[adamlangdon]

This is not a RAID, to make a RAID0 config, in disk management right click the first drive you want to and select create new striped volume. Then add the subsequent drives and follow the steps in the wizard.

[itsame]

Thank you for your help with this topic

[mrmxyztplk]

what happens if you take those hard drives an plug into another pc, will it still read the raid drives?

[ankanbads]

Thanks for the video. Is it possible to create partitions within the RAID volume?

[xbes]

what happens if your c drive fails and you cannot boot to access the files in the raid pool

[wrcaruci]

what about the speed of that volume? is it faster?

[uasgnu]

How do you identify which drive failed and replace it

[zIHaXSaWIz]

Would you lose the data if you installed a new OS?

[jakksmakk]

Windows button and x didn't work. Can't find disk manager

[phillipzx]

Lots of great info with a small correction. 🙂What you're calling a RAID drive isn't exactly a RAID drive. You combined multiple drives into one larger one, which is a good thing, but they're not configured as RAID. I can tell because a "striped" RAID 0 shows up in Disk Management with a green bar rather than blue. It also takes more time to format the drives as RAID 0.

If you want to change it, delete those same drives. Once done (they'll go back to a black bar) you can right click on one of the drives and select "new striped drive." From there you can add the rest of those drives and you'll have a nice big drive that's much faster than what you have now.