If my memory serves my right, you need to use the three NT set-up disks,
with an ERD (emergency repair disk) that was created before you re-installed
NT i.e. when everything was working properly. You just have to use the
repair option when NT set-up prompts you for the type of installation, and
then follow the prompts for using the ERD. Generally it is recommended to
update the ERD after any kind of changes, new set-up, or software
installation. If you do not have an appropriate ERD, I do not know if you
can recover your data. Try doing a search for stripe sets at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/search/c.asp?FR=0 .
HTH

Darren K. Page
Montreal, Qc
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>  I am working on a computer that has one internal SCSI hard drive and two
> external hard drives (SCSI). The internal drive has two
> partitions- one FAT
> and one NTFS. (The OS resides on the FAT partition.) The two
> external drives
> were set up in striped sets, with three NTFS partitions (to
> clarify striped
> sets, each drive was partitioned in exactly the same way, and the
> partitions
> worked in sync across the drives, so that drive letter G, for example,
> consisted of the first partition on each drive).
>  The problem is, NT recently had to be reinstalled. It detected the
> internal drive, along with its two partitions and file systems,  and also
> detected the external drives, but although it knew the size of the
> partitions on each drive, it couldn't detect that they were NTFS,
> much less
> striped sets. Is there any way to set these drives up as striped
> sets again,
> without losing the data on them?
>
> TIA,
>
> Michelle
>

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