unfortunately, no. this is because mbr initiallized drives can handle max 2TB. for larger volumes, youll have to use GPT ([URL] unless you use UEFI instead of BIOS, windows wont allow a GPT boot drive. there are no build in tools that can convert the drive loseless from MBR to GPT. so when you decide to setup again, either use UEFI as BIOS mode if your Motherboard supports that or try expose a smaller boot drive and a larger data drive as virtual drives from your raid controller Regards,
Hi folks, Just wondering could someone help me! We’ve have just purchase a couple of new Dell R620 servers with 8 * 1 TB hard drives and I’d like to setup RAID 5 across all of the drives but when I set this up and go into Disk Management I can only see the 100GB drive I setup for the C drive for the OS etc. and I can create another drive at just under 2 Terabyte but I cannot create another volume for the remaining space which I can see as un-allocated and I wonder does anyone know now I can achieve RAID 5 across all of the 8 drives. The servers OS is Windows Server 2012 R2 and I am aware of the issue with working with volumes above 2TB but am wondering does anyone know is there a way I can get  around this in the PERC configuration and Server 2012 R2 so all drives are accessible. Sorry if I haven’t explained the question correctly but hopefully you know what I mean! Thanks, Tony
PowerEdge R620 PERC Setup for RAID 5