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WD RAID Manager for Windows

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MY BOOK STUDIO EDITION II USER MANUAL 7 WD RAID Manager for Windows WD RAID Manager is a tool designed to help you easily manage your RAID system, including changing the RAID configuration and formatting the device. To launch WD RAID Manager, click the WD Drive Manager system tray icon and point to WD My Book. Click WD RAID Manager. Configuring RAID My Book Studio Edition II is preformatted for HFS+ (Journaled) and is preconfigured for RAID 0 (Striped) mode for maximum capacity and accelerated performance. This product also supports RAID 1 (Mirrored) mode for data protection which dedicates half the capacity to mirror the data on both drives A and B. Important: Before you proceed, make sure to back up all files stored in My Book onto another storage device. 1. To configure or change the RAID setting, select the device from the menu and click Next. 2. Select the desired RAID configuration by clicking RAID 0 or RAID 1 (the following example shows RAID 1). Select Quick NTFS format if you want the drive formatted automatically following completion of the new RAID setting. WD RAID MANAGER FOR WINDOWS - 22

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MY BOOK STUDIO EDITION II
USER MANUAL
WD RAID MANAGER FOR WINDOWS – 22
WD RAID Manager for Windows
WD RAID Manager is a tool designed to help you easily manage your RAID system,
including changing the RAID configuration and formatting the device. To launch
WD RAID Manager, click the WD Drive Manager system tray icon and point to
WD My Book
. Click
WD RAID Manager
.
Configuring RAID
My Book Studio Edition II is preformatted for HFS+ (Journaled) and is preconfigured
for RAID 0 (Striped) mode for maximum capacity and accelerated performance. This
product also supports RAID 1 (Mirrored) mode for data protection which dedicates
half the capacity to mirror the data on both drives A and B.
1.
To configure or change the RAID setting, select the device from the menu and
click
Next
.
2.
Select the desired RAID configuration by clicking
RAID 0
or
RAID 1
(the
following example shows RAID 1). Select
Quick NTFS format
if you want the
drive formatted automatically following completion of the new RAID setting.
Important:
Before you proceed, make sure to back up all files stored in My Book
onto another storage device.
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