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Yes the RAID is still operating - the disk definitely failed completely unfortunately. I was just hoping to not have to replace the missing disk with another disk at the moment, and convert the parity drive. But I think Turl has answered that question. Thanks for quick response.

Hi is there a way to convert the existing parity disk to the missing array drive?

Thanks I will assign them all as data - and go from there. Thanks again.

My UNRAID 6 USB failed, I have replaced with clean install and new USB - but 'Identify' does not do anything. It can see the drives, but how do I get it to reassign their functions, parity / cache / data?

I have found that it just takes longer (sometimes significantly), but does eventually sync both ways. Have you tried just using very small text files to test? The delay for up-sync means that I wouldn't do any siginificant changes on UNRAID - don't know if this is the docker, or dropbox client related.

I get the popup: unRAID Status The unRaid array needs attention One or more disks are disabled or invalid However all my disks have passed extended tests? Message happens at 1 minute passed the hour, and seems to correspond with this error in syslog (sorry if completely irrelevant, as it looks fairly irrelevant) : Tower sSMTP[20951]: Authorization failed (534 5.7.9 {WEBLOGINREQUIRED} fb2sm21275124wic.4 - gsmtp) (Minor Issues) All disks are under a year old, including a SNAP one - how do I know which to replace? I searched forum, so apologies if answer is obvious, but if disks all seem okay I don't want to have to buy new ones! Thanks.