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Sector Size – Also known as "Variable Sector Size". Use this option if you are using an older 32-bit
Windows operating system. This allows older operating systems to support volumes over 2TB in
size. Do not use if the operating system already supports large volumes (such as GPT).
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To complete the creation procedure, use the arrow key to highlight the Start Creation item and
press Enter. Press the Y (yes) key to create the array, or N (no) key to cancel the creation process.
3 – Deleting Arrays
Highlight the Delete command from the toolbar, and press Enter.
The BIOS utility will display a list of available RAID arrays. Select the array you wish to delete, and press
Enter.
The utility will display a warning message. Press Y (yes) to delete the array, or select N (no) to cancel.
Warning: all data stored on the array will be lost – do not delete if the array contains critical data.
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