I try to create a RAID5 volume with 5 disks, all 5 are exactly the same (5x Seagate thin 250GB)
Disk Management can see every disk, also I can choose every RAID except the RAID5.
Because, I love the command line, I tried to create the volume with diskpart. But at the end it give me the error:
DISKPART> create volume raid size=1000000 disk=1,2,3,4,5
The command you selected is not available with this version of Windows.
But, why can't I create the RAID5 volume? I have a fully activated Windows 10 Enterprise version.
1 Answer
The Client Editions of Windows (10) don't support RAID5:
<sl:policyInt name="volmgrx-SupportDynamic" attributes="reboot-required, override-only">1</sl:policyInt>
<sl:policyInt name="volmgrx-SupportMirror" attributes="reboot-required, override-only">1</sl:policyInt>
<sl:policyInt name="volmgrx-SupportRaid5" attributes="reboot-required, override-only">0</sl:policyInt>
As you see volmgrx-SupportRaid5 is set to 0 in Windows 10. You need a Server OS, here it is licensed.
