Run Server 2012 Refresh from a command line

You need to create a logical drive in the RAID controller's BIOS first. This is called the "Option ROM Configuration for Arrays"

When prompted during the start-up sequence, access ORCA by pressing the F8 key
then choose Create Logical Drive

From there, you can use the menus to select your drives and desired RAID level.

If you want a graphical utility, you may use the standalone Array Configuration Utility CD.

This is also covered in the Smart Array B110i documentation.

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I should add, you can create FOUR RAID-0 arrays comprised of one disk each in the BIOS array configuration utility. Windows will see that as four separate drives, and you should be able to proceed.

Sure... works on Windows 7+, too.

Open Powershell first:

Type PowerShell to enter a PowerShell session.

Once in the session:

Type Start-Process PowerShell -Verb RunAs and press Enter.

That will open a new Powershell process as Administrator.

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To do it all with only one line from the command prompt, just type:

powershell -Command "Start-Process PowerShell -Verb RunAs"