I have the same problem as reported here: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/hdd-is-at-100-active-time-and-0-read-write-speed.3597306/
I had three HDDs in a parity MS Storage Space on my HP Microserver (N54L) to which I was trying to backup my data. The disks would just freeze, as per the screenshot in the thread above. Tried several times with no luck.
So, I moved these three disks to my main PC (much more powerful - same version of Windows 10) and have been hammering them with backup data and have not seen the same issue. Therefore I can only conclude that it's either a fault with the HP Microserver, or Windows cannot properly manage a 3 disk parity Storage Space on lower-end hardware.
I shall continue to search for a solution as I'd like to make use of the 4 HDD bays in this microserver to run a fault-tolerant array of disks.
I had three HDDs in a parity MS Storage Space on my HP Microserver (N54L) to which I was trying to backup my data. The disks would just freeze, as per the screenshot in the thread above. Tried several times with no luck.
So, I moved these three disks to my main PC (much more powerful - same version of Windows 10) and have been hammering them with backup data and have not seen the same issue. Therefore I can only conclude that it's either a fault with the HP Microserver, or Windows cannot properly manage a 3 disk parity Storage Space on lower-end hardware.
I shall continue to search for a solution as I'd like to make use of the 4 HDD bays in this microserver to run a fault-tolerant array of disks.