Windows 10: Windows 11 shows 0 of 0 NaN% storage available when I have 1 TB of storage

Windows 11 shows 0 of 0 NaN% storage available when I have 1 TB of storage, I have images but I can't figure out why they aren't uploading.

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Disk 0 is Showing Disk 1 Information instead of it's own

After doing a few PC resets think I bugged something. With the command diskmgmt.msc... It used to show correctly how the Main SSD has a storage of 951.65 and the second SSD has a storage of 953.85. But as you can see, now it says both Disk 0 AND Disk 1 have a storage of 953.85.

Also, they both appear as the primary partition, and instead of disk 0 showing 951.65gb, it show's it as a clone of the second ssd with 953.85 gb. This makes it so in lenovo vantage it shows only the second SSD but not the first(Instead of showing 2 different SSD, it shows the same SSD twice)... Im looking for a way to assign disk 0 as C drive and disk 1 as D drive? This is how it was before I did several PC resets but now it looks like this

 

MS 365 Personal storage message problem

When I open Settings and go to the Home option on sidebar list, under Cloud Storage I see a message that states, "You are out of storage..." and in red letters underneath I see (0 of 0 used NaN%). When I click on the View Details link, it opens my account details and shows that I have only used 7.1GB of 1TB. On both pages, I see my name and outlook.com account email displayed, which signals to me that I am signed into my account, and under the same account for both. Why is this happening?

 

Question on disk space avail RAID 0


Thanks bob, they are MBR disks. So refreshing my memory, that means Windows only can handle/see 2 TB of the 4 TB array?

See attached picture of drive - seems to affirm Windows is ignoring a bunch of the disk, right?

So if I reformat in MBR, or if I used 2 1 TB disks, I would get the sum of the storage in RAID 0?

Thank you for your help, it has been very useful!