Windows 10: Will reinstalling windows delete my Dynamic Striped Volume?

Hey friends,


I'm new to the windows world and loving it. With mac, i was able to create software raid-0 sets that one could move from computer to computer. Is this case with the dynamic striped volume? Meaning, If I reinstall windows on my boot drive, is my raid still intact?


I'm using raid zero for speed, we have 3 other copies of this project, but it takes 4 days to copy over. haha


Thanks!

Ryan

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Cannot create striped volume

Hello all,

I'm running Windows 10 Pro 1809. I have to 2TB hard drives that I want to set up as a striped volume(4TB total) so I can use it as a file history backup drive. The problem is that once I convert them to dynamic disks and set them as a single striped volume
I get an error that says that the format failed. I tried to use the command line tool to format them as I've seen in different support sites but none of them work. anyone have a clue as to what I'm missing??? if you need more info on this please don't hesitate
to ask.

Thanks in advance,

Jay

 

Reinstalled windows, raid 0 gone.

I have 3 drives, one for the OS and another two in raid 0 that was achieved with the "new striped volume" in Disk management.

after formatting C and installing windows again (this time windows 10 pro instead of Home) I opened This PC and could not see my other drives. in disk management the're listed as dynamic and foreign.

in hindsight I should have guessed that maybe the new OS won't be able to recognize those 2 drives as striped volumes, but is there a way to fix it and restore my data?