Navissa,   You can do this with the H710's Replace Member function. You can manually replace any physical disk that is part of a virtual disk using the Replace Member functionality. Perform the following steps to replace a physical disk: 1. In the Virtual Disk Management window, select Virtual Disk # and press the down-arrow key until Physical Disks is highlighted. 2. Press the right-arrow key to expand the list of physical disks that are members of the virtual disk. 3. Press the down-arrow key and highlight the desired physical disk you want to replace. Press to expand the list of allowed operations on the disk. 4. Select Replace and then Start. 5. Press the down-arrow to highlight a replacement disk and then press the spacebar to select the disk. 6. Select OK to start the replacement. NOTE: The replacement disk must be a hot spare or an unconfigured disk without a foreign configuration. It must have the same or greater capacity and should be of the same type as the disk it is replacing. Restrictions and limitationsThe following restrictions and limitations apply to the Replace Member operation: • The Replace Member functions are restricted to one per array for RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 5, and two per array for RAID 6. • The Replace Member function and rebuild cannot run simultaneously on a RAID 6 virtual disk. The rebuild operation has a higher priority, and the Replace Member operation is aborted if a rebuild begins. • The Replace Member function and rebuild cannot run simultaneously on a RAID 6 virtual disk. The rebuild operation has a higher priority, and the Replace Member operation is aborted if a rebuild begins.   Let me know how it goes.
Hi, I did some searching on Google and on here, and found some answers, but I would like double check and make sure I understood what they are saying.  I have two SSD's in RAID1 for the OS (Windows 10 running on a T620). I would like to keep this the way it is.  I have four HDD's (1TB) in RAID5 and would like to replace those with 4TB drives. From my understanding, all I have to do is replace one drive at a time, wait for the PERC H710P controller to rebuild the array and then repeat the process until all 4 drives have been replaced!? Is that right?   Thanks  
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