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How much free space is recommended for APFS volumes?
Even with the newer APFS file system, it’s still important to leave some free space on your disk. While APFS...
What happens to my SoftRAID volumes when I upgrade to a new Mac?
Nothing — your volumes and data are completely unaffected. Simply connect your enclosure to your new Mac or Windows computer,...
Can I use SoftRAID on multiple Macs with one license?
A single SoftRAID Premium license covers one computer. If you want full Premium features on more than one Mac or...
Why does SoftRAID eject drives when my Mac goes to sleep?
SoftRAID does not eject drives — it detects and reports when drives have become unavailable and alerts you so you...
How do I erase or delete a SoftRAID volume?
Warning: Erasing or deleting a volume permanently destroys all data on it. Make sure you have a current backup before...
RAID vs. Backup — What’s the Difference?
RAID and backups are both important parts of protecting your data, but they do very different things. Understanding the difference...
How are NVMe drives different from HDDs when diagnosing problems?
NVMe drives behave differently from HDDs in several important ways that affect how you diagnose problems: No moving parts — NVMe...
How do I interpret SoftRAID health warnings?
SoftRAID monitors your drives continuously and will alert you when something needs attention. This FAQ explains what each warning means...
