BitLocker To Go Autounlock Problem on RAID1 Drive

I have a PC that I've been using BitLocker on for several years (first with Windows 7 and now with Windows 8.1).
The motherboard is
equipped with a TPM.  I have an SSD boot (C drive) and RAID1 HDD data (D drive).  My children started noticing problems a few months ago.  They couldn't access the D drive.  At first I thought I had a problem with how I'd configured
Security on folders on the D drive, but I recently moved everything off the D drive and reformatted it.
During the re-configuration of the D drive I noticed that this drive was detected as a removable disk by BitLocker rather than a fixed disk.  I entered a password for BitLocker and setup the drive to autounlock.  I don't recall if this has always
been the case with Windows 8 or not, i.e., being detected as a removable disk?  Or if I somehow changed something in the BIOS or RAID configuration that made Windows 8 think this was a removable disk?  I haven't double checked all the settings yet,
but perhaps something is set to make the drive hot swappable and that's why Windows 8 designates this as a removable disk?  Although I have another computer with a similar configuration, but a different RAID controller, and the HDD on that controller
is hot swappable.  But I'm not having this kind of a problem with that computer, i.e., if a Standard user logs on first after a reboot they can read / write to the D drive.
When I first installed Windows 8 on this PC I moved the Pictures and Videos folders to the D drive.  It may be that it was only when the Music folders were getting too large and I also moved them to the D drive that my children started noticing problems?
Perhaps they weren't trying to access Pictures or Videos that often?  And perhaps autounlock of the D drive has never worked on this computer the way I would have expected?  For about a year we didn't have this problem with the D drive.  That
made me think another possibility is that a recent Windows 8 update might have changed the behavior of BitLocker?
What I've recently discovered is that after a reboot if I first logon with the Administrator account then the D drive is unlocked and anyone who logs on afterwards can read and write to the D drive.  But if after a reboot the first person to logon is
using a Standard account (one of my children) then the D drive is not accessible.
When setting up the D drive to autounlock I would have expected that to happen regardless of who logs on first.  I'm looking for assistance in how to get the autounlock to work on the D drive for every user.
But if this is some limitation of Windows 8 when BitLocker To Go is in use then I'd appreciate anyone who can help me understand why the RAID controller / drive seems to be detected by Windows 8 as a removable drive rather than a fixed drive.  I'm confident
that if the HDD were a fixed drive then autounlock would function as I expect.
I have another computer with a similar configuration.  But I am using a different RAID controller and a different type of motherboard.  I did not specifically check, after I noticed this problem last night, but I think on this computer the HDD
must be a fixed disk and that's why autounlock functions the way I'd expect?
Thanks for your help.
P.S.  The SSD drive (C drive) is also encrypted with BitLocker.  I am able to reboot the computer and logon without any problems.  So on my C drive BitLocker is working as expected.
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As I suspected ... there is still a problem.  So I'm still looking for a better solution.
I booted the computer and no one logged on.  I then used File Explorer from a second computer (both running Windows 8.1).  I could see the C drive and Public folder (which is on the D drive) from the second computer.  I was able to connect
to the C drive without any problems.  When I tried to connect to the Public folder I got an error message to the effect that it was "inaccessible."
I then used Remote Desktop to connect from the second computer and logged onto the first computer.  Now that someone has logged onto the first computer I was then able to access the Public folder.
A second problem I've found has to do with using Microsoft Essentials for backups.  In a similar manner if the computer boots up (or perhaps is awakened from sleep?) the D drive is not seen by Essentials and thus not backed up.  I also found that
the next time someone logs on and the D drive is seen Essentials thinks a new drive has been added.  Which means I'd need to constantly update Essentials in order to keep this computer backed up.
The two problems I'm hoping to fix are:
a)  Why does Windows think this RAID1 drive is a removable disk?  This is causing BitLocker To Go to be used when encrypting the drive and thus causing me other problems.
b)  If I cannot get this RAID controller to be detected as a fixed disk is there a way to ensure the D drive is automatically unlocked?  No matter whether anyone logs on or not?
Thanks for any assistance you can give me in resolving either of these issues.
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  • Ipod nano not showing up in itunes and getting message about problem with this drive, ipod nano not showing up in itunes and getting message about problem with this drive

    My ipod nano has been working fine for at least three years.  All of a sudden I get two messages.  First, "there is a problem with this drive, scan and fix it".
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    Hello, oakbay. 
    Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities. 
    Here is an article that I would recommend going through when experiencing this issue. 
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    Cheers,
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    I've had this for sometime and this laptop for about 1 year. Never saw this before, but haven't tryed to line up with ITunes for a while. I get a notice from windows that there is a problem with the drive and it asks it i want to fix it. Nothing happens if i try, so I have not persued that avenue. ITunes says a IPod is detected but the identification cannot be verified. Whats up with that?
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    Hello, Wallydawg. 
    Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities. 
    Here is an article that I would recommend going through when experiencing this error. 
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    http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1369
    Cheers,
    Jason H. 

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    The only success I’ve had formatting USB drives under 10.9 is to boot up into OS X Recovery. Disk Utility there formatted my Seagate drive without an error. But once I booted back into normal 10.9 operating mode, the drive once again fails to verify; it makes me leery about using it as a Time Machine backup.
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    Problem resolved. I'm posting this note for anyone else who might run into this situation and come across this discussion.
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  • There's a problem with the drive scan drive message appears when plugging in ipod into a new windows 8 computer

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  • When I hook my ipod to computer it reads: there is a problem with this drive scan the drivenow and fit it (F) it doesnt work

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