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RAID Data Recovery

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Our experts have extensive experience recovering data from RAID servers. With 25 years experience in the data recovery industry, we can help you securely recover your data.
Raid Recovery

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No.1 RAID Data Recovery London – 25 Years of Excellence

With 25 years of experience, we are London’s leading RAID data recovery specialists, providing professional recovery services for RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, and RAID 10 systems. Whether your RAID array has suffered mechanical failure, a corrupted virtual file system, or failed rebuilds, we offer fast, secure, and reliable solutions to recover your critical data.


NAS Manufacturers We Recover Data From

We recover data from all major NAS manufacturers, including:

1. Synology

Synology is a market leader in NAS solutions, known for its user-friendly interface and advanced features.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. DiskStation DS923+: 4-bay NAS for small businesses and IT enthusiasts (RAID 0/1/5/10).
  2. DiskStation DS1821+: 8-bay NAS with high scalability for growing businesses.
  3. RackStation RS3621xs+: Enterprise-grade rack-mounted NAS with powerful RAID options.

2. QNAP Systems

QNAP is renowned for versatile and feature-rich NAS devices suitable for home, SMB, and enterprise users.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. TS-464: 4-bay high-performance NAS with RAID 0/1/5 for multimedia and SMB use.
  2. TVS-h874: Powerful NAS with ZFS support, ideal for virtualization and data protection.
  3. TS-877XU: Rackmount NAS with enterprise-grade RAID capabilities.

3. Asustor

Asustor offers high-performance NAS devices with emphasis on security and multimedia features.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. Drivestor 2 Pro AS3302T: Affordable 2-bay NAS with RAID 1 for personal and small office use.
  2. Lockerstor 4 AS6604T: 4-bay NAS with RAID 5/10 and 10GbE connectivity for SMBs.
  3. Nimbustor 4 AS5304T: Popular NAS for content creators with RAID 5 support.

4. Western Digital (WD)

WD provides reliable NAS solutions for personal and business users, backed by its WD Red drives.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. My Cloud EX2 Ultra: 2-bay NAS for home users, ideal for backups and file sharing.
  2. My Cloud PR4100: 4-bay NAS for creative professionals with RAID 0/1/5/10 support.
  3. My Cloud DL2100: High-capacity, business-class NAS for data protection.

5. Netgear

Netgear’s ReadyNAS series offers reliable storage with enterprise-grade data protection features.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. ReadyNAS RN422: 2-bay NAS ideal for small businesses with RAID 1/5 support.
  2. ReadyNAS RN524X: 4-bay NAS with 10GbE connectivity for performance-focused users.
  3. ReadyNAS RN628X: High-capacity 8-bay NAS for growing enterprises.

6. TerraMaster

TerraMaster offers affordable yet powerful NAS devices for home and business environments.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. F2-210: Entry-level 2-bay NAS for home use and basic RAID configurations.
  2. F4-423: 4-bay NAS with RAID 5/10 support for small offices and professionals.
  3. F5-422: 5-bay NAS with 10GbE support for performance-oriented SMBs.

7. Buffalo Technology

Buffalo focuses on robust NAS solutions with an emphasis on data protection and scalability.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. TeraStation 6000: Enterprise-grade 4-bay NAS with RAID 5/10 for critical data storage.
  2. TeraStation 51210RH: Rackmount NAS for large-scale deployments.
  3. LinkStation LS220D: Affordable NAS for personal use with RAID 1 support.

8. LenovoEMC (formerly Iomega)

LenovoEMC combines enterprise storage features with user-friendly operation.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. StorCenter ix4-300d: 4-bay NAS for small businesses with RAID 5/10 configurations.
  2. StorCenter px4-300d: High-performance NAS for SMBs with virtualization support.
  3. EMC px6-300d: 6-bay NAS with enterprise-grade RAID features.

9. Drobo

Drobo stands out for its user-friendly BeyondRAID technology, simplifying RAID management.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. Drobo 5N2: 5-bay NAS with automated data protection for home and small offices.
  2. Drobo B810n: 8-bay NAS for small businesses with expandable storage.
  3. Drobo 8D: Direct-attached storage with RAID-like redundancy.

10. Seagate

Seagate specializes in high-performance NAS solutions with drives optimized for continuous operation.
Systems we have completed a full recovery service:

  1. IronWolf Pro Drives: Designed for use in RAID NAS devices with superior endurance.
  2. Seagate NAS Pro: Ready-to-deploy NAS systems with RAID support.
  3. Exos Enterprise Drives: For high-capacity, mission-critical RAID environments.

Raid Array Manufacturers We Recover Data From

We recover data from all major Raid Array/Rack manufacturers, including:

  1. Synology
    Synology is renowned for its user-friendly and robust NAS solutions. Their RackStation series offers excellent performance for both small businesses and enterprises.
  • RackStation RS3621xs+: A 12-bay rackmount NAS designed for high-performance data management and backup.
  • RackStation RS1221+: An 8-bay rackmount NAS ideal for small to medium-sized businesses requiring efficient data storage solutions.
  • RackStation RS822+: A 4-bay rackmount NAS offering a compact solution for businesses with limited space but demanding performance needs.

2. QNAP Systems
QNAP provides versatile and high-performance NAS and DAS solutions suitable for various business needs.

  • TS-1273AU-RP: A 12-bay rackmount NAS powered by an AMD Ryzen processor, supporting comprehensive RAID configurations.
  • TS-832PXU-RP-4G: An 8-bay rackmount NAS featuring 10GbE SFP+ ports, ideal for high-speed data transfer and backup.
  • TS-432PXU-RP-2G: A 4-bay rackmount NAS with quad-core CPU, providing reliable performance for small businesses.

3. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
HPE offers a range of storage solutions designed for scalability and performance.

  • D3710 Storage Enclosure: A 2U rackmount storage enclosure with 25 bays, supporting both SAS and SATA drives for flexible storage options.
  • MSA 2060: A 2U hybrid storage array offering a combination of performance and affordability for small to medium-sized businesses.
  • D3610 Storage Enclosure: A 2U rackmount enclosure with 12 bays, providing reliable storage expansion for growing enterprises.

4. Dell EMC
Dell EMC is known for its enterprise-grade storage solutions that offer scalability and robust performance.

  • PowerVault ME4024: A 2U rackmount storage array with 24 bays, designed for versatility and high performance in SAN and DAS environments.
  • PowerVault ME4012: A 2U storage array offering 12 bays, suitable for businesses seeking efficient and scalable storage solutions.
  • PowerVault ME4084: A high-density 5U storage array with 84 bays, ideal for large-scale data storage requirements.

RAID and NAS File Systems We Recover Data From

We specialize in recovering data from all RAID and NAS file systems, including:

  1. EXT4 (Fourth Extended File System) – Common for Linux-based NAS systems like Synology and QNAP.
  2. Btrfs (B-Tree File System) – Offers snapshots and data integrity features, popular in Synology.
  3. ZFS (Zettabyte File System) – Used in enterprise-grade systems, like TrueNAS and FreeNAS.
  4. NTFS (New Technology File System) – Preferred for Windows-based RAID servers and NAS.
  5. ReFS (Resilient File System) – Optimized for modern Windows Server environments.
  6. HFS+ (Hierarchical File System Plus) – Legacy Apple file system for macOS-based storage.
  7. APFS (Apple File System) – Modern Apple file system for macOS environments.
  8. XFS (Extended File System) – High-performance Linux file system for large RAID arrays.
  9. UFS (Unix File System) – Traditional file system for Unix-based RAID environments.
  10. FAT32 (File Allocation Table 32) – Legacy system with broad compatibility.
  11. exFAT (Extended FAT) – Ideal for large file transfers across platforms.
  12. JFS (Journaled File System) – IBM’s high-performance file system for large-scale RAID solutions.
  13. WAFL (Write Anywhere File Layout) – NetApp’s advanced file system optimized for NAS and SAN.

Virtual File Systems and RAID Virtual Environments

We recover data from complex virtual file systems used in RAID and NAS systems, including:

  1. VHD – Virtual Hard Disk used for Windows environments.
  2. VHDX – Improved version of VHD for modern Hyper-V virtual machines.
  3. RAID-Z – ZFS-based RAID configurations offering fault tolerance.
  4. VMware Hosts (ESXi) – Data recovery from VMware virtual machines.
  5. Hyper-V Virtual Machines – Windows-based virtualized environments.

Hard Drive Interfaces We Recover Data From

We support all RAID hard drive interfaces, including:

  • IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics)
  • SATA (Serial ATA)
  • SSD (Solid State Drives)
  • M.2 NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express)
  • SCSI (Small Computer System Interface)
  • SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)
  • HDD NVMe (High-Performance NVMe Hard Drives)

Common RAID Hard Drive Faults We Recover From

We specialize in data recovery for all RAID faults, including:

  1. RAID Failed Rebuild – Errors during rebuilds can lead to critical data loss.
  2. Corrupted Virtual File Systems – Logical corruption affecting virtual disks like VHD or VHDX.
  3. Mechanical Failure (SATA, IDE HDDs) – Physical damage to hard drive components.
  4. Bad Sectors – Unreadable or damaged sectors causing data loss.
  5. NAND Flash Wear (SSD, M.2 NVMe) – SSD degradation over time due to wear and tear.
  6. Electronic Component Failure – PCB, controller chip, or power circuit failures.
  7. Logical Corruption – File system errors or partition table corruption.
  8. Read/Write Head Failure – Physical damage to the read/write heads inside HDDs.
  9. Overheating – Damage caused by excessive heat.
  10. Platter Damage (SATA, IDE HDDs) – Scratched or physically damaged platters.
  11. Controller Chip Failure – Critical failure in SSD controllers.
  12. Power Surges and Electrical Damage – Voltage spikes causing drive damage.
  13. Accidental Deletion or Formatting – Data lost due to human error.
  14. SSD Firmware Lock – Firmware issues locking the SSD or NVMe drives.
  15. RAID Drive Failure – Degraded drives causing RAID failure.
  16. File System Encryption – Issues due to ransomware or encryption errors.
  17. Ransomware Attacks – Malicious encryption of data preventing access.

Why Choose Us for RAID Data Recovery?

  1. 25 Years of Experience – Trusted RAID data recovery specialists in London.
  2. Free Diagnostics – No-obligation evaluation of your RAID system or NAS.
  3. Class 100 Cleanroom Facilities – Safe recovery for physically damaged drives.
  4. Advanced Recovery Techniques – Expertise in recovering from virtual file systems and complex RAID faults.
  5. High Success Rates – Proven results with RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 10, and NAS systems.
  6. Data Security – We maintain strict confidentiality and data protection protocols.
  7. Fast Turnaround – Priority recovery to minimise downtime and business disruption.

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Facing data loss on your RAID or NAS system? Whether it’s due to failed RAID rebuilds, mechanical drive failure, or ransomware attacks, our expert team is ready to assist you.

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