Help me recover my PC RAID1 please - Gigabyte Z170 board

[Rotty]

I have had a system board failure on a fairly old machine - MB is Gigabyte Z170 gaming K3

Replaced the system board and all is good except my RAID 1 isn't working

I still have my data but the drives are no longer in RAID

I don't remember how I set them up and as the other board is dead I can't get it from that

It's definitely RAID1 and I think the options are the Intel RST and another one which seems to be

If I set RST on I get a menu on boot which I didn't get before and also my primary SSD wont boot so this all suggests it wasn't like this

EZ RAID just gives me the option to create a new RAID (wiping the data out)

Don't know of relevant but disks also use Bitlocker

Anyone know how to resolve or any guesses as to what I can try?

Attached is screenshot of disk manager

Thanks

 

[Rotty]

Does intel rst software have a rebuild option?

recovery in RST is greyed out though there's a lot to suggest (as above) that it wasn't set up with RST though I can't be sure

 

[Rotty]

Yeah not knowing how
You set it up complicates things
When you say I still have my data
You mean you know it's there but you can't
Actually read it?

Depending how much data you're talking about
And if you have the hard drive space
I would probably make an image of it
Before trying stuff

Test disk software may be of some help
Though not sure about bitlocker
That may make life harder

I can see the data fine but as a single drive so I do have the option to back up, recreate the RAID and restore but I would need to get myself a new disk around the 10TB mark to do this and probably remove bitlocker too

 

[Rotty]

This is why I use Windows storage spaces

As a thought is it possible to use storage spaces without affecting the data on my exisiting drive, format the one that's not in the RAID and add it to the one with the data on?

 

[Rotty]

Thanks

the new board is identical

if it comes to it I will buy a drive and sell on afterwards

 

[Rotty]

Different Bios unfortunately

yep, keeping drive may be an option

 

[Rotty]

Brilliant, probably will go that way

obv will take quite some time but most will be unattended