Ish, and it depends on version -- like I created a RAID1 array for my gaming box when I was using windows 7 pro; then upgraded to windows 10 home thinking "I'm

Ish, and it depends on version -- like I created a RAID1 array for my gaming box when I was using windows 7 pro; then upgraded to windows 10 home thinking "I'm not using any of the pro features anyway"... turns out that RAID1 is a pro feature. What's worse: if you try and mount the drives, it doesn't say "this looks like a raid1 volume, I don't have drivers for that, please upgrade to access this data", it says something more like "data corrupt, would you like to format this drive? [Yn]" :/