Deleting Logical Drives and Disk Arrays
This section contains instructions for deleting logical drives and
disk arrays. In all cases, when you delete an array or its
associated logical drives, all the data and programs in the
array are lost.
Before proceeding, back up any data and
programs that you want to save. You might want to use a
high-speed back up device, such as a tape drive, to back
up large amounts of data.
Deleting Logical Drives: In some operating systems,
deleting a logical drive might change the drive letters
assigned to the existing logical drives.
To delete a logical drive:
All data and programs in the logical drive are lost
during this procedure.
Before proceeding, back
up any data and programs that you want to save.
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