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by bart777 Accepted solution
If this is a newer RAID controller you should be able to just replace the drive and the controller will rebuild for you.
If not, or if it was not configured correctly you will want to launch the console. Some controllers have a windows gui hat you can use and others will require you to go into the BIOS level of the controller to start the process.
I would start by identifying the RAID controller manufacturer and go from there.
Sorry, but it's too broad of a question.
Best of luck.
by egadsby Accepted solution
thanks man, this is actually my first IT gig since getting certs so I am a newbie.
thanks again
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