Twelve years of important photographs...... halp I partitioned a new 2 tb seagate drive into two NTSF partitions A partition 1000 gigs or so. B partition about the same I put 650 gigs of very important photo data on partition B I decided to make a Raid array with the on board SSD (60 gigs) and the new drive (partition A?) I made the partition and then loaded a fresh Win 10 OS onto the raid Part of using Intel Rapid Storage Technology I come to find out that my original Partition B is now unallocated space and party one of the three new partions from the new raid config. I didn't expect the raid to touch partition B My whole last 12 years as a pro photographer is on that (now lost) partition Anyone know the best way to: undo the raid then recover the data from the SATA drive (partition B) or just recover the data from the original partition B? This is a nightmare.... I don't think I can sleep. Yes I know, somehow I made a grave error. I sure hope that one of you guys has a solution for me. many thanks Tim Orden
