You can configure RAID 1 with a SATA RAID controller, adjust the BIOS settings, and then create a RAID 1 volume.
Prepare your computer before configuring the hard drives for RAID 1.
Converting to RAID 1 reformats the hard drives and deletes all data, including the operating system.
Back up all personal data and settings. For more information, go to HP PCs - Back up your files (Windows 11, 10).
Create Windows installation media, such as a USB flash drive. For more information, go to HP PCs - Installing the latest version of Windows 11, HP PCs - Installing the latest version of Windows 10, or HP PCs - Create and use a Microsoft recovery USB flash drive.
Write down the Windows product key. When you reinstall Windows, you must authenticate your operating system. For more information, go to Find your Windows product key (in English).
Install the latest BIOS version.
Only install BIOS updates from HP. Installing the BIOS incorrectly can prevent the computer from starting or being recovered. If your computer is managed by an IT service, contact them for the correct update process.
To configure RAID 1 on your system, first adjust the BIOS settings.
The appearance and options in the BIOS might vary slightly depending on your computer.
Use Intel Rapid Storage Technology to set up a RAID 1 volume.
The appearance and options in the Intel Rapid Storage Technology UI might vary slightly depending on your computer.