One failed disk doesn't mean everything is lost.
RAID & Server Data Recovery for Businesses
When a RAID fails or the server stops reading data, repeated restarts or starting a new rebuild without inspection can multiply the problem.
- 99%
- Privacy & security
- 50K+
- Files recovered
- +25
- Years of experience
Don't start a rebuild before understanding the array.
When does a business need a RAID inspection?
- 01
One or more failed disks
A Failed or Degraded disk appears inside the RAID array.
- 02
File access stopped
Shared folders or server services are no longer available.
- 03
Rebuild or NAS failure
A rebuild failed, or the NAS and SAN stopped reading data.
Every disk carries part of the story.
RAID data recovery
The data is spread across more than one disk. We start by understanding the storage structure, the number of disks, the RAID type and error messages, then choose the right path while preserving disk order and settings.
Inspect the case
Choose the path
Safe recovery
FAQ
Order, type and state decide the path.
It depends on the RAID type, the number of affected disks and the state of the data on each disk.
Yes, a NAS can be inspected when its disks fail or its file system is damaged.
Stop the attempt, don't change the disk order, and request a specialist inspection.
RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10, plus NAS and SAN systems — rebuilt logically without writing to the original disks.
Send every disk in the array, labelled in its original order; RAID recovery needs the disks read together to understand how data is distributed.
Stop the server immediately — continuing to run it or letting it auto-rebuild can multiply the damage. We work on images of the disks, never the originals.
Next step
Send case detailsStop the system before the fault doubles.
Send the RAID type, the number of disks and the error messages. We review the case before any step that could change the data structure.