Windows 10: Windows Gurus -- program / command to display RAID status

Hi there.

Any of you Windows gurus out there know of some script / command to display the status of a RAID array while it's running.

I'm trying to get a handle on this -- I'm sure Windows must have a lot of sensible command line options if one knows where to find them - I'm not a Windows Guru so I get a bit lost when looking for this type of stuff.

On my NAS server it's easy enough






what I want is something that sort of replicates the above screenshot on W10 pro / W 2012 server --either will do.

Cheers

jimbo

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Msconfig/Boot/options?

Thank you for the information.

I think that MSCONFIG/Boot options will not help me solve the problem I indicated in my original post.

When starting my PC goes through a number of steps

1). It loads the Intel raid which displays the current status of HDDs either members of the RAID or not and whether the RAID is bootable and in a normal state.

2). It then goes through the normal Win 10 start process ending with the lock screen.

Unfortunately when the problem occurs it does not reach step 2

The power light comes on the RAID process starts (deduced from the HDD activity light coming on) sometimes the RAID display is seen but when the problem occurs it is displayed so briefly I get no chance to read it.

Then the power to the graphics card appears to go off and the monitor displays a normal shut down message and the whole machine then switches off.

I have enabled boot logging but have yet to have the problem recur. The logs I have created so far all appear normal.

When it shuts down I can power on the PC and it starts normally.

It is almost as if the setting that causes a shutdown has been set and is acted on by the machine.

 

Microsoft Store App

Hi,

I apologize for the inconvenience.

As windows Store is built-in program, it is not possible to uninstall Windows Store.

I suggest you to type store in the search bar and check.

Let us know the status.

Regards,

Guru Kiran