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Raid 1 have gone into Write Protected mode, how to fix this

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I really need some good help with my Raid 1, 2TB SSHD Mass storage.


PLEASE.  :(


well the problem is that for some reason my raid 1 array has went into being write protected, while i can still play my games at the moment (tested with Team Fortress 2), i cannot access any of my music or download anything onto this array.


Is there anyway i can fix this?


Please someone help.


 

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So what kind of RAID 1 setup? On what, are there errors in the system Event Viewer for this? In the Intel RST app? Do you still have two drives in your RAID 1? So many things you leave out.

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The RAID 1 is two 2TB Seagate SSHD, im using it for mass storage (Games Music Pictures ETC) I first notices the Error when i wanted to play music on Itunes the message stated (The ITunes library file is locked on a locked disk.Or you do not have write permission for this file.) In the App the status is normal and i still have both drives in my RAID 1 Array, sorry for the vagueness.

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Well that's the app error, what does the system say or the RAID app state?

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all is good now, managed to follow some instructions in CMD

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all is good now, managed to follow some instructions in CMD

 

You are so clear as usual.

 

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