Raid 0 boot windows 10

[BigDavo9]

Is it possible to configure raid 0 so that windows 10 launches of two separate drives.

[Mr.Tech.Qc]

Is it possible to configure raid 0 so that windows 10 launches of two separate drives.

Your motherboard has to support RAID 0, or gte a PCIE raid card ^^ 

[Mr.Tech.Qc]

Your motherboard has to support RAID 0, or gte a PCIE raid card ^^ 

you cant do it from windows directly

[failblox]

If you're able to configure two drives in RAID 0 and install windows on it, then it will stripe your data across both disks and utilize both to load data when booting.

[watts300]

Is it possible to configure raid 0 so that windows 10 launches of two separate drives.

Yes, but you won't see much of a difference. 

Been there. Done that. 

[Captain_WD]

Is it possible to configure raid 0 so that windows 10 launches of two separate drives.

 

Hey there BigDavo9,

 

It is possible to boot from a RAID array. In order to do that your motherboard needs to support hardware RAID arrays or you would need a RAID controller card. 

Check the manual of your motherboard and see if it does support RAID and booting from it and if it has a guide on how to properly configure your settings (AHCI/IDE to RAID, boot order, etc.). Do have in mind that any drive that is put into a RAID array is being formatted and thus the data from it is wiped. 

It is also advisable to use NAS/RAID-class drives for maximum safety and lowest chance of drive dropouts. I could suggest checking out WD Red as a possible solution for this: http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?id=F7iN1A

 

Captain_WD.