How to remove raid 0 without the controller?

[juantavares2006]

Hi,
The laptop I had burned the motherboard and the video card, and I have 2 HDDs in Raid 0. After that I decided to buy a desktop and bought a Tuf H310m Gaming motherboard (which apparently is not compatible with Raid ) and I didn’t buy any HD or SSD because I wanted to reuse my old HDs. How do I undo Raid 0 to get 2 individual HDs? I do not care about the data, everything I needed was already saved in the cloud, I just want to clean these HDs and use them normally separately.

 

[USAFRet]

Hi,
The laptop I had burned the motherboard and the video card, and I have 2 HDDs in Raid 0. After that I decided to buy a desktop and bought a Tuf H310m Gaming motherboard (which apparently is not compatible with Raid ) and I didn’t buy any HD or SSD because I wanted to reuse my old HDs. How do I undo Raid 0 to get 2 individual HDs? I do not care about the data, everything I needed was already saved in the cloud, I just want to clean these HDs and use them normally separately.

Put one of the drives in something, boot from a Windows install disk, delete all the partitions.
Repeat with e the other drive.

Or, Use a Linux Live CD or USB.

Or any OS type thing you can boot from should have the capability of wiping a drive.

If you want to go nuclear, a CD or USB of DBAN.
Nothing of whatever was on it will remain.

 

[juantavares2006]

If i try to delete or format from the windows install media, it says that wasn’t possible to do that, but i haven’t tried to do something with this HD in another system yet

 

[noonanb0404]

If i try to delete or format from the windows install media, it says that wasn’t possible to do that, but i haven’t tried to do something with this HD in another system yet

Are you trying to delete/format from the installer? If so go to the repair portion of the installation media and delete/format from there. You can use the "diskpart" command from there and do basically anything with the drives.