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Parity has been disabled. Unable to add it back

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Hello all.

I'm fairly new to Unraid. I've had my server up and running without issues for 8 months, until now. Yesterday, while browsing the Unraid GUI, I noticed a red X next to my one and only parity drive. A quick Google search shows that it could be many things. Of course, my first instinct was a failed drive. But I went through the troubleshooting steps anyway. So far I:

Stopped the Array

Removed Parity

Restarted the array without parity

Stopped the array again

Added parity again

Started the array to rebuild

And this is where we are now. The drive doesn't rebuild. The red x remains there. Full disclosure, my unraid server is a mini PC with 5 drives attached via DAS (Direct Attached Storage) hard drive enclosure. While the array was stopped and the server was powered down, I removed the drive several times and reinstalled it. I can't run a SMART scan either. Nothing happens when I try. Any help would be appreciated.

tower-diagnostics-20260515-0803.zip

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SMART for parity looks OK, looks like connection problems.

USB not recommended for assigned disks for many reasons.

Also ntfs (disks 1,2) not recommended for assigned disks.

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