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when you reformate ( choose the Extended partition then Logical partition if you don't want the new partition to contain the system or the log on files ) <br />
I mean if you want it to be just slave like D:
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when you reformate ( choose the Extended partition then Logical partition if you don't want the new partition to contain the system or the log on files )
I mean if you want it to be just slave like D:

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seems like the problem is solved please replay and close the topic and assign the points
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seems like the problem is solved please replay and close the topic and assign the points

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I dropped a couple new 1 TB SATA drives on the server, set them up w/ RAID 1 using the BIOS, and formatted them using Disk Management. &nbsp;I also marked them as &quot;Active&quot; which I now believe may have been a mistake. &nbsp;(See image.) &nbsp;If it is a mistake, how do I remove the &quot;Active&quot; status? &nbsp;Delete the partition and rebuild it? &nbsp;<br />
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I dropped a couple new 1 TB SATA drives on the server, set them up w/ RAID 1 using the BIOS, and formatted them using Disk Management.  I also marked them as "Active" which I now believe may have been a mistake.  (See image.)  If it is a mistake, how do I remove the "Active" status?  Delete the partition and rebuild it?  

Windows 2003 Server, Active Partition

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