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5. CONTROLLING THE HARDWARE
(3) Switching whether a media error is notified when it occurs (with the /NOTIFY option)
If you execute the raidctrl command with the /NOTIFY option, you can switch whether
media errors are notified when they occur.
You need to have administrator privileges to specify ON or OFF for this option and
change the media error notification setting. Log on to the computer using an
administrator account and then execute the command. If you do not have administrator
privileges when you run the command, an error message is displayed and the command
exits.
If User Account Control (UAC) is enabled, start the command prompt as an
administrator according to "APPENDIX A RUNNING COMMAND PROMPT AS
AN ADMINISTRATOR", and then execute the raidctrl command. If the /NOTIFY
option is specified alone, the current notification setting is displayed.
The following are examples of executing the command with the /NOTIFY option.
• To check the media error notification setting: raidctrl /NOTIFY
C:\ >raidctrl /NOTIFY
MEDIA ERROR Notify Setting:ON
C:\ >
• To enable media error notification: raidctrl /NOTIFY ON
• To disable media error notification: raidctrl /NOTIFY OFF
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