Henrik Hedberg

I had the raid setup, because I had no clue what it was and I could download amd-raidexpert from their site so I naturally thought it was a good thing to do. So, yes, I had my SSD as my boot volume named c: and and an internal HDD as raid 0 or 1, I have no idea. So I removed the program, uninstalled the raid-drivers for d: and made all kind of stupid choices I think. But the program Anyrecover as said, found the d: drive but as "unknown" and it was a one-click backup option which transferred my files...

Some days ago i almost destroyed my computer. I have a ssd which is my c: and a hdd as a d:. These to where raided and since i had no idea what i was doing i managed to remove the raid from the d: drive so i almost lost it. The drive d: couldn't be found in my win 11 but after getting a new program online, Anyrecover, and a new external usb-hdd i was able to save all files on my now "un-raided" d: drive. However, when i then try to mount my recoved .hc volume/file, the password does not work in veracrypt....