Windows 10: Is it possible to have 2 identifical copies of 2 hard discs back when having a mirrored...

I have a mirrored Storage Space 2 discs but would like to use the 2 discs like a single drive destroying the mirror ? Can I delete the storage space without erasing the data on the discs ? If not possible with the storage space system, Is there another way to have my data back and use them as 2 single drives ?

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How can I mirror 2 desktop screens onto 2 additional desktop screens?

Trying to find a solution for creating a good "pair programming" environment. One suggested solution involved:

• 1 Desktop
  
• 4 Desktop Monitors
  
• 2 Keyboards
  
• 2 Mice
  

Where, you essentially get two identical setups:

• 2 Desktop Monitors
  
• 1 Keyboard
  
• 1 Mouse
  

Where everything is mirrored. Two people driving the same machine.

I don't believe you can accomplish this with out of the box window settings/features, but is there a way to accomplish this at all? With third party software? With some creative hacking?

 

mirroring 2 2560 monitors to 2 1080 tv's

My quadro 600 has only 1 HDMI and 1 DVI, which I'm not a fan of. I'm open to suggestions to a different video card.

What I'm trying to do is say for example, you have 4 different displays set up, 1 and 2 would be the 2560 monitors and 3 and 4 would be the 10080 tv's. i would like to mirror 1 to 3 and 2 to 4.

 

Dual boot system shows mirrored drives as foreign

I have a dual boot system running win 10 on both drives (one 256Gb SSD and one a 2 Tb 7200 rpm). I am using two 4Tb drives mirrored for storage. When I boot to the SSD the disc manager says the two 4Tb drives are foreign. I can import them back in and they work fine but now the operating system on the 7200 rpm boot drive says the mirror drives are foreign. One issue is the 7200 rpm drive lists the mirrored drives as Drive I and the SSD list them as Drive H. How do I get both operating systems to recognize them as the same drive letter?
Will, if is possible to do it, aligning the drive letters fix the foreign disc issue?