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Hello everyone,

I had windows 10 installed on SSD RAID 0 and by accident i deleted the Intel partition table thingy while trying to do backup of the RAID in clonezilla


I tried to recover my RAID by recovery tools built into HBCD

I had successfully made a .img file of the RAID content (222.7GB)
I have a previous backup from september before the RAID (120GB)
I had recovered the data partition with testdisk and the boot partition.
There is some space left before boot partition and after it so i think that's not correct.
The copy before RAID boots with no problem
The raid after testdisk won't boot (reboot and select proper boot device)
 

I recovered the old backup to spare_disk1 then i moved it with minitool partition wizard to spare_disk2 just like i did when moving from single drive to RAID
So for the past week i was trying to copy a different parts from the RAID to spare_disk2
The closest i got was Windows and System volume information form old backup and the rest of data from the RAID
windows boot to the black screen before logging in and then i can move the cursor , nothing happens , the display goes to sleep after some time like it normally does.
Same in safe mode and low resolution mode with iGPU and GPU.
tried chkdsk , sfc scannow fixboot fixmbr rebuildbcd 
 

Any suggestions how to recover my system would be appreciated

The before RAID drive was goodram cx200 120GB
RAID drives are crucial BX300 120GB
The spare_disk1 is old laptop hitachi 250GB
The spare_disk2 is Toshiba 320GB

I attached the images of content from the RAID after using testdisk

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