I booted my PC last week to find that the primary RAID array had degraded. I copied the files off the drive onto another computer. Some of the files would not copy for no apparent reason, and some files seemed to be duplicated.
Anyway, I deleted the RAID array and created a new one using the same two drives. I reinstaled Windows XP x64 with the same drivers as before. When Windows finally booted, I got an error message about "Generic Host Services Process has encounted an error and must close". I clicked "Don't send". A message then appeared telling me my new hardware had been successfully installed, and so I clicked "restart computer".
Windows would no longer boot, I get an error message about some missing file so windows cannot boot.
I found that by removing one drive from the RAID array, then windows would boot without any problems. Likewise if I plug that drive back in, and remove the other drive in the RAID array, windows would also boot fine.
Any ideas about the problem?
Thanks


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