Recent content by r3ddr4g0n

I've tried everything, every google search, every search of this forum, and don't understand why more people aren't running into this issue. The first time I clicked a mailto link in chrome in Windows 11, it offered to set up my e-mail in outlook. Obviously I don't want use Microsoft's software...

Thank you! I spoke with Xfinity and they're sending a technician at no cost. I used the subreddit /r/Comcast_Xfinity and got a really helpful response right away!

Thank you! So I checked and the upstream power level is supposed to be: Single ATDMA 5120 Ksym/sec 45 dBmV to 57 dBmV But my power level is : Symbol Rate 5120 KSym/s Power Level 40.25 dBmV Modulation 64 QAM Channel Type...

The issue: Every 10 minutes or so, my internet will disconnect for 5-10 seconds. If I'm playing a game or on a phone call, the connection will disconnect but then reconnect 10-15 seconds later. I've checked all the coaxial cable in my house multiple times, I've restarted my modem multiple times...

Happy to do this, but how do I move my System Reserved partition off that drive?

Welp, I decided to reboot based on the above and it rebooted fine. So I guess I'm not as screwed as I thought. Thanks for the help!

Thinking back, I think I clicked thru this warning too fast. So it seems like it'll be ok. I still need to figure out how to get my system reserved partition onto my main system disk.

This is Windows 10, I have four drives. A 128gb SSD (system drive) [Disk 0], two 1TB HDDs that used to be in a RAID 1 array [Disks 1 and 2], and one 1TB SSD [Disk 3] that I'm trying to get working 100% when all this started. All of them are internal connected to SATA ports. The 5th drive is a...

That's hopeful at least, thanks!

Backup and restore (Windows 7). I made a system image of the C drive on the G drive pictured. So whatever that program backs up.

Having one of those days where I think I shouldn't be allowed to use computers....I was trying to extend a drive after switching from RAID to AHCI, and accidentally extended it over the system reserve partition. It's now labeled as a simple volume, dynamic type. Is there a way for me to fix it...

I ended up using these instructions to boot with AHCI drivers: https://support.thinkcritical.com/kb/articles/switch-windows-10-from-raid-ide-to-ahci Currently trying to move my system reserved partition to my boot drive with these instructions...

Is there an easy way to undo the array, use each drive as AHCI devices? At this point, I'd prefer that.

It's a cheap way to back-up all my files, versus paying Carbonite $ per year. The drives are in the blue screenshot above, two WD 1TB HDD in RAID 1, and then a 128gb intel SSD as a boot drive. The screenshot also shows the SATA port for each drive. No, they don't show up in device manager...

"No drives that work with storage spaces are available." No, I can only select RAID or IDE for ports 5 and 6. As above. Re: RAID config, great question. I'm using the mobo's onboard ROM for loading RAID, I guess this is an older way of doing things and Windows can potentially manage my RAID...