Windows 7 Transfer--what constitutes a RAID system?

[bnv016]

Hi, I am planning on buying an ASUS H97M-E Micro ATX LGA 1150 motherboard as an upgrade for my aging computer, along with an Intel Core i5 4590 CPU. The only problem is that 1) I do not have enough money to re-buy Windows 7, and 2) I want to keep my data on my old HDD, transferring it to my new setup.

I found a tutorial on how to do this, and it seems relatively simple (I am using 'Method One'). The only catch that I can tell is that the first warning of the article reads, from the perspective of the author: "I do not recommend to use this method on RAID systems. All experiments on RAID I know have failed."
Tutorial link: http://tinyurl.com/windows7-installation-transfer

What constitutes a "RAID system"? Does using only one hard drive constitute such a system as "non-RAID," in order to avoid rendering the procedure for transferring the installation for Windows 7 inadequate?

Thanks

 

[Petrossa]

Howdy
If you are only running a system with one or two hard drives, then you can be assured of not running in RAID mode. This is the default for most folks.

 

[bnv016]

Howdy
If you are only running a system with one or two hard drives, then you can be assured of not running in RAID mode. This is the default for most folks.

Ah, then I suppose I fit the spectrum of a non-RAID user. Thank you!

 

[Petrossa]

As do I.
My pleasure.