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How long should a raid1 verify and repair take for a 1TB volume? Mine has been going for days.

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Hi, I have an ASUS Z97-A mb with 2 Western Digital 1TB drives in a RAID1 configuration running Windows 10 Pro 64bit. About four or five days ago I had trouble after reviving from sleep mode and had to do a hard reset. After the reboot IRST said that the RAID volume was going through a verify and repair. After 8 hours or so it was at 11% complete. Since I had been through this before with a failed drive I thought this was taking way too long since at that time it completed the verify in about 3 hours. I decided to do another reset so I could go into the bios to check if I had SMART enabled (I did) and to use ctrl-i to check the raid utility. Every thing looked ok so I proceeded with the reload of Windows. Now, the rebuild was even slower; after 1 day it was at 1% complete. I let it continue and after another day it was at 2% complete. Right now, I am completely locked out of my system so can't check it again after a further 24 hours. The hard drive light is pegged (still) and my last view of Windows resource meter also showed the disk as 100% busy.


What do I do now?


Before I got locked out yesterday I wrote down some info:

  • driver: 2014-04-03  version 13.0.3.1001
  • raid rom 13.0.0.2075
  • array available space 4MB
  • Windows 10 pro version 10.0.10586 9200
  • raid configuration:
    • array name SATA_ARRAY-0000
    • Size 1,907,739 MB
    • Number of volumes: 1
    • Number of array disks: 2
    • Disk data cache: enabled
    • Volume 1  status : verifying and repairing 2% complete
    • type: raid1
    • Size: 953,867 MB
    • System volume: yes
    • Data stripe: 64kb
    • Write back cache: Read only
    • Initialized: yes
    • Parity errors: 0
    • Blocks with media errors: 0
    • Physical sector size: 4096 bytes
    • Logical sector size: 512 bytes

When I looked at the 'Manage Volumes' tab  in the IRST utility it said there were zero errors.

My BIOS is AMI level 1204 and my processor is Intel 64 family 6 model 60 stepping 3 4.001 Ghz

 


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