How to Delete a Stripped Volume in Windows 11

In this article we will demonstrate how to delete a stripped volume in Windows 11

1. Make sure what is the stripped volume's drive letter is. In this case the drive letter is (E:):

2. Go to Computer Management through Windows' Start menu.

3. On the left pane. Look for Disk Management and click on it once.

4. Look for the stripped drive. In this article case it would (E:). Right click on one of the disks in the array and wait for a side menu to appear:

5. In the side menu, click on Delete Volume:

6. You will be shown a confirmation window. Click on Yes to confirm deleting the drive.

7. The drive is now deleted and the disks that were part of the stripped array are now unallocated.