Hello,
Windows 8:
I have 4 drives assigned to a raid1 and a raid0 storage space. A power plug broke off of one of the drives. I ordered an exact replacement hdd pcb for that drive. It spins up, bios sees it, I'm 100% sure no damage was done to the data as the drive was off when the power plug was broken. windows sees it but storage spaces thinks it is a new drive. So spaces is still showing the raid0 offline and raid1 in lowered resiliency mode. I am assuming something on the logic board, maybe hdd serial# or guid or something is now different for the repaired drive.
Does anyone know in powershell if there is a way to tell storage spaces that the repaired drive is in fact the one that it thinks is offline?
Here is a powershell Get-PhysicalDisk:
FriendlyName CanPool OperationalStatus HealthStatus Usage Size
------------ ------- ----------------- ------------ ----- ----
SAMSUNG HD204UI ... False Lost Communication Warning Auto-Select 1.82 TB
SAMSUNG HD204UI ... False OK Healthy Auto-Select 1.82 TB
PhysicalDisk3 False OK Healthy Auto-Select 55.9 GB
PhysicalDisk1 True OK Healthy Auto-Select 1.82 TB
HGST HDS5C4040AL... False OK Healthy Auto-Select 3.64 TB
HGST HDS5C4040AL... False OK Healthy Auto-Select 3.64 TB
PhysicalDisk5 False OK Healthy Auto-Select 1.82 TB
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note that this drive:
SAMSUNG HD204UI ... False Lost Communication Warning Auto-Select 1.82 TB
Now has a new logic board and storage space is showing as:
PhysicalDisk1 True OK Healthy Auto-Select 1.82 TB
Windows 8:
I have 4 drives assigned to a raid1 and a raid0 storage space. A power plug broke off of one of the drives. I ordered an exact replacement hdd pcb for that drive. It spins up, bios sees it, I'm 100% sure no damage was done to the data as the drive was off when the power plug was broken. windows sees it but storage spaces thinks it is a new drive. So spaces is still showing the raid0 offline and raid1 in lowered resiliency mode. I am assuming something on the logic board, maybe hdd serial# or guid or something is now different for the repaired drive.
Does anyone know in powershell if there is a way to tell storage spaces that the repaired drive is in fact the one that it thinks is offline?
Here is a powershell Get-PhysicalDisk:
FriendlyName CanPool OperationalStatus HealthStatus Usage Size
------------ ------- ----------------- ------------ ----- ----
SAMSUNG HD204UI ... False Lost Communication Warning Auto-Select 1.82 TB
SAMSUNG HD204UI ... False OK Healthy Auto-Select 1.82 TB
PhysicalDisk3 False OK Healthy Auto-Select 55.9 GB
PhysicalDisk1 True OK Healthy Auto-Select 1.82 TB
HGST HDS5C4040AL... False OK Healthy Auto-Select 3.64 TB
HGST HDS5C4040AL... False OK Healthy Auto-Select 3.64 TB
PhysicalDisk5 False OK Healthy Auto-Select 1.82 TB
-------------------------------------
-------------------------------------
note that this drive:
SAMSUNG HD204UI ... False Lost Communication Warning Auto-Select 1.82 TB
Now has a new logic board and storage space is showing as:
PhysicalDisk1 True OK Healthy Auto-Select 1.82 TB