An administrator reboots a ten drive server, with a RAID 10 array, after a power failure and receives an error logical drive failed. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause?

A corrupt file system table would typically result in OS boot issues or data access problems within the OS, not a 'logical drive failed' error from the RAID controller during boot.

A backplane failure can simultaneously affect connectivity to multiple drives within the RAID 10 array, causing the array to report a 'logical drive failed' error after a power cycle as it loses access to essential components needed for the array to function.

While multiple independent drive failures could cause this, a power failure is less likely to cause simultaneous independent failures of multiple drives in a manner that exceeds RAID 10's high fault tolerance compared to a single point of failure like a backplane.

A single bad cable would typically only affect one drive or a subset of drives, and while it could degrade the array, it is less likely to cause a complete 'logical drive failed' error for a large RAID 10 setup after a power cycle than a backplane failure affecting many drives.