Drive punctures you do not want !!!! This is what I did with punctures..... With Acronis I cloned to a drive hanging off the motherboard interface. Unless specified Acronis does not do a sector by sector cloning . Since it  copies the files, NOT sector by sector, it does not copy  drive errors, at least it did not do it with a couple punctured arrays I  had. Make sure you can boot off the clone on the MB interface because you maybe be deleting the setup with the punctured drives Then either get new retail drives to replace the drives involved with puncture or delete the punctured drives array, re-setup, initialize the newly created array. Check for drive errors. Reverse clone from the drive on the motherboard interface. Again check for drive errors. Agree using new retail drives would be best. The irritating nCAPTURE system is bugging out again. Please spare us from this evil thing.  
We have a Dell PowerEdge T410 with Dell PERC 6/i Adapter. I tried to update the firmware (Version 6.3.3-0002, A-00) from within Windows which failed (all the icons in the desktop dissapeared and then the screen went blank & the server rebooted before the update was complete. The server now displays "Raid adapter firmware failed validation" on boot. I tried copying the driver files (Hard drive option) to a bootable USB stick but it says:"No supported controllers present or detected." I downloaded the firmware from here:www.dell.com/.../driversdetails  Help!  
No supported controllers present or detected - PERC 6/i Adapter