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Question posted by vin777sg on June 4th, 2011

Integrated Raid Exception Detected Volume(00:000) Is Currently In The State Resy

Hi, during boot up i have thismsg: integrated raid exception detected volume(00:000) is currently in the state resyncing The computer becomes v.slow. the startup is v.slow. when i put the computer to sleep, it couldn't wake up. Machine is running but nothing appears on the screen. i m running on windows 7 64 bit. Pls advise Vincent

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Answer #1: Posted by kcmjr on June 5th, 2011 1:44 AM

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This error indicates that there has been some problem with the RAID array on the system and it is attempting to correct it. Did you have a power outage?

This may also indicate that you have a failed hard disk which will need to be replaced before the array can be repaired.

You should leave the systems alone until it has a chance to completely resync the array. Powering down or putting
the system to sleep will interupt the repair process. During the resync performance will be degraded since the system is spending a lot of resources on fixing the disks.

Try running the Dell driver diagnostics that came on the CD with the system. That will tell you for sure what the issue is.

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