I would run actual diagnostics on the drive(s), because this could either be a bad drive or a bad / corrupt array. If it is a corrupt array, then deleting and recreating it will fix it. If it is a bad drive, it will likely happen again.
Hello all, I've been reading up on this issue, but, am not clear on the steps I should take for this particular scenario.We have a PowerEdge R715 with a PERC H700, and we have both a RAID5 and RAID0 arrays running off of it. The disks for the RAID0 show up as OK in OMSA, but, the virtual disk that is on it comes up with a red X, and the information shows 'The virtual disk has bad blocks...' In Windows Server system log, I am seeing many errors such as this:An error was detected on device \Device\Harddisk1\DR1 during a paging operation.During periods when that volume would be in heavy use - its only used for storing exports from a database, before they are permanently backed up. Would simply deleting and recreating the virtual disk clear this up, or, is more diagnostics needed? Thanks for any advice,     
OMSA reports a virtual disk on a RAID0 has bad blocks, and is Critical