RAID0 boot boot slows, I find several problems, what are the solutions?

1, RAID0 itself is just to connect the same hard disk, regardless of software and hardware, it will add many detection tasks when booting, not only the boot screen of the RAID hypervisor, but also the boot time of Windows itself. Even, it may take longer to boot with hard raid. Because it is a separate RAID card, more content will be detected when it is turned on.

2. Why can it only be divided into 4 districts? After raid0, the system recognizes two hard disks as one, which is the same as a large hard disk, and the limit of 4 areas is **?

3, How to backup RAID0? It uses up all the space of the two hard drives, and only raid1 has backups. You mean using it to back up stuff on other hard drives.

However, because of this feature of raid0, be careful. Also, once you want to move it to another machine, or add a hard disk or something, or even accidentally dismantle this array, the data in it will be completely destroyed. It's something you can't get back if you rebuild it or use recovery software to find it again.

Especially if one of the hard drives is broken. I've had this situation before.,Curious.,Take the good piece of recovery and see.,Only some text files are still complete.,Others.,Even a few meters of *** are broken.。

4. As for buying a hard raid card, you have to be careful, if it is cheap, you may also buy a hostraid card. Real hard RAID cards, the new ones generally come with more than 128M memory, and they also come with additional memory slots. And you shouldn't have a PCI-X slot on your motherboard, so you'll have to buy a pic-e interface, which is not cheap.

If it's a block PCI, think about it, the maximum transfer speed of PCI is only 133MB s, and the oldest SATA is also 188MB s, do you say it can increase the speed?

In fact, the real speed advantage of RAID 0, or more precisely zoned volumes, is to write data to all the hard disks in the array at the same time, which only occurs when reading and writing large files, or a very large number of small files. The former, such as large file compression, and the latter, such as bt**, cannot reflect its advantages when used as a system disk. Not to mention speeding up boot speed, whether it's soft or hard RAID, it's all about getting fish.

After AHCI and RAID are enabled, the self-test needs to load some information and detection of the soft RAID, so this step will be a bit slow.

In addition, it is not recommended to use RAID 0 for a long time, in case a hard disk hangs up, it is difficult to retrieve all the data.

How fast or slow the boot is doesn't mean anything.

See if your installation directory is in the c: system disk, just the system disk space is not enough, this is just a possibility.

RAID0 refers to striped volumes, which are often referred to as striped volumes, which require at least two hard disks. The capacity of the two drives must be the same as the amount of striped volume, and the total capacity of the striped volume must be equal to the sum of the selected disk storage space.

When the striped roll is working, the data is read and written in units of 64k, which means that its reads and writes are synchronized.

The slow boot speed mentioned by the landlord is not necessarily related to the volume, please check whether the boot option in the BIOS boots from the hard disk, whether the system is loaded with too many programs when it boots, and there is the C disk space problem as mentioned upstairs.

After entering the system, use the driver software of the group RAID to detect all the errors, this is because the RAID array has an error, if you start the detection will be very slow, and you can't do other things, you can also use the computer after entering the system.

There are two phases of booting, 1 is the hardware self-test, and 2 is the operating system.

Putting the operating system on a RAID card (RAID0) will make 2 faster, but 1 will be slower. It may be that the self-test is too long, making you feel that the whole boot speed is slowing down, and you go to the BIOS and turn off some self-test items to improve it.

It is normal for the hardware and software to boot up slowly after loading too much.

If you use a RAID card, it is estimated that when you boot up, it takes a long time to detect the RAID card, because this includes the self-test of the RAID card, the self-test of the disk hanging on the RAID card, and so on.

Your group is a soft raid, and it's normal to be slow. The system boot is to be recognized, and you want to use the RAID card quickly.

If you have two pieces, it is recommended to replace it with RAID 1, in fact, the RAID 0 speed of the two disks does not have much effect, and I personally feel that the effect of RAID 1 is much better than that of 0, and the security and speed are more average!

Judging from your inspection capture, the speed is already very good. There are basically no big floats. It basically stays at around 120.

If a single hard drive is detected, it should not be so uniform.

In addition, in many cases, the speed of the array is not perceived when it is used ordinarily. You can only experience it when you are dealing with large software. For example, dealing with large renderings, working with 3D graphics, Auto CAD, and the like.

If there is nothing wrong with using it, it should be fine. It should be noted that: raid0 is not secure.

If there is a problem with one hard drive, all the data may be lost and destroyed. Be sure to make it a good habit to back up your important data frequently. Back up to a portable hard drive regularly.

Or burn a disc for backup saving.

Intel RAID? Ctrl i should enter the management interface, and the normal POST will check that the hard disk is still on.

It is recommended to set the software in the software management without starting the software!

Most of the reasons are as follows:

1.Too many startups.

2.Too much system junk.

3.There are too many plugins.

4.Poisoned.

Solution: First, clean up the startup items (enter msconfig in the run, click the startup column, and cancel the useless front check). You can also use the z** that comes with Windows Optimizer, select one-click optimization, you can, it's very easy to use!

Second, to clean up the system junk files, it is best to use Optimizer. You can also use the one-click cleaning in z**.

Thirdly, the cleanup plugin is recommended to use Kingsoft Cleanup Expert, and it has many good features.

Fourth, if you are poisoned, it is best to reinstall the system to completely kill the virus.

Hardware issues are slowing down the boot speed.

Corrupted system files cause slower boot.

Bad software installed.

There are many startup projects.

Too many poisoned junk files.

The machine configuration is low.

1.Too many startups.

2.The system is taking too long and there are too many junk files.

3.Poisoned.

4.The machine configuration is too low.

The next 360...Click on the installation essentials again...Then click Boot Acceleration.Put the useless forbidden to start. Generally, it is enough to keep one.

If you want to turn on the computer quickly, use hibernation, you can turn off the power, and it only takes a few seconds to turn on.

Same as the first floor, basically these are the same.

Dizzy, you have a problem with the power supply, don't take it to repair it quickly, or change to a new power supply with more power. First of all, we need to eliminate the problem of hardware, so as to narrow down the scope!

How long has the computer been used, and have you dusted the main unit?

Optimizing it with optimization software can improve a certain speed, such as Windows Optimizer, Super Bunny, etc.

If your current system has been used for a long time, it is recommended to redo the system, which will be faster, because when in use, whether it is normal use or power failure, it will produce all kinds of junk files, including unused software that is not uninstalled, etc., will also produce junk files and modify the registry, and the system will become slower and slower over time. If it's troublesome, ghost it after doing it, and the recovery will be very fast in the future.

What is that heat dissipation thing?

Change the fan, take the CPU off, and grind some silicone.

Clean up the motherboard, there is a lot of dust on it, maybe it smells of dust, right?

What's in a hurry. Take off the memory module and plug it back in.

If the capacitor is burned, you can't start it.

There is a problem with the hardware heat dissipation, don't think about it, replace what is bad, otherwise, your computer will have something wrong sooner or later. When the time comes, it will not be cost-effective.

You probably haven't used your computer for too long and haven't done maintenance or anything.

It is also possible to be poisoned, and most of the slowdowns are due to poisoning.

Another possibility,You've loaded too many things.,Check the startup items.,If you're not a virus like a variant.,Mind the next optimization master cracked version.,There are some simple virus detection and killing functions.,You can also do a simple ** and optimization of your system。

If you have time to clean up the hard disk of the host, the computer will always have such and such small problems if you don't clean it properly for too long.

Slow start-up shutdown.

To optimize the whole system, the most important thing is to sort out the hard disk fragments in the latest version of Windows Optimizer.

The Standard Edition has more than 95% of the functions of the original Professional Edition Optimizer, and only removes the functions rarely used by users, such as ActiveX cleanup and DLL redundancy cleanup.

Good luck.

The power supply has a burning smell, don't you change it, take a look at how much temperature your CPU is?

I guess it's silicone grease It's time to change it, how long have you been buying your computer?

Go for a better silicone grease!

In a system to be cleaned frequently with reference to the upstairs statement.

SH try to clean up the hard disk, and see how much memory is used, if you have used four-fifths of the memory, it is recommended to replace the memory with a higher capacity.

There's too much dust in the computer! Brothers.

It is recommended that you take it and clean up the dust.

I can't get clogged up one day if I don't clean it up. bom...Hehe.

"And there's that cooling thing hanging there? ”

I noticed your statement, is it the heat sink of the CPU? You didn't install it? This will burn out the CPU, frequent crashes, rebooting is the most normal, hurry up find someone who will install it, and remember to apply silicone.

The problem of the CPU fan,There's another point.,Don't install any optimization tools.,Optimize the boot but it's slower.,Don't.,Listen to my !!

1. Open the lid of the case for ventilation.

2. msconfig turns off the startup item.

3. Remove the antivirus software Try It may be a conflict between the firewall and the antivirus software.

First enter the safe mode to kill the poison,Then delete some junk files,Repair the registry,Finally, reinstall the system,It's definitely no problem to pull,If there's still a problem, it's a hardware problem.。

In the Start menu, enter msconfig in the run item and select Disable All in the startup bar. It should be soon.

It is recommended to change the capacitor, and use the optimization tool of the optimization master to optimize the computer.

Start running msconfig and remove all startup items except ctfcom.

In the start of the run, type msconfig and turn off all the options you don't use.

The motor starts weakly, the speed is very slow, it's a pity to throw it away, the old electrician teaches you step by step maintenance, practical electrician technology!

Eliminate useless files and clean up the system.