London’s No.1 RAID 0 Data Recovery Expert – 25 Years of Experience

With over 25 years of expertise, we are London’s leading specialists for RAID 0 data recovery services. RAID 0, known for its high performance and striping configuration, does not offer redundancy—making professional recovery essential when data loss occurs. Whether the issue stems from mechanical failure, logical corruption, or RAID controller faults, we offer secure, fast, and reliable RAID 0 data recovery solutions to recover your critical data.

RAID 0 Systems and Manufacturers We Recover From:

We recover RAID 0 data from all the leading RAID and NAS manufacturers, including:

1. Synology

• Overview: Synology is a market leader in NAS solutions, offering user-friendly devices for home, SMB, and enterprise use.
• Key Features:
  • DiskStation Manager (DSM) operating system for intuitive management.
  • Support for Btrfs, EXT4, and advanced data protection.
  • Multi-layered backup and snapshot capabilities.
• Best For: Home users, SMBs, and enterprises.
• Popular Models: Synology DiskStation DS920+, DS218play, DS1621xs+

2. QNAP Systems

• Overview: QNAP is renowned for high-performance NAS systems with versatile applications for personal, business, and enterprise use.
• Key Features:
  • QTS operating system with virtualization, media streaming, and backup tools.
  • Supports RAID configurations, snapshots, and encrypted storage.
  • High-performance hardware with Intel or AMD processors.
• Best For: Power users, IT professionals, and enterprises.
• Popular Models: QNAP TS-451D2, TS-873A, TVS-h1288X

3. Western Digital (WD)

• Overview: WD offers robust and affordable NAS devices, particularly for home and small businesses, under its My Cloud series.
• Key Features:
  • WD Red drives optimised for NAS performance.
  • Cloud access and backup solutions.
  • Simplified setup and management.
• Best For: Home users and small businesses.
• Popular Models: WD My Cloud EX2 Ultra, My Cloud PR4100, My Cloud Home Duo

4. Buffalo Technology

• Overview: Buffalo provides reliable and cost-effective NAS solutions for small businesses and home users.
• Key Features:
  • Supports RAID configurations for data protection.
  • Built-in backup tools and cloud integration.
  • Robust hardware with simple setup and operation.
• Best For: Small businesses and personal use.
• Popular Models: Buffalo TeraStation 3020, LinkStation 220, TeraStation 5010

5. Netgear

• Overview: Netgear’s ReadyNAS series offers versatile NAS solutions for small to medium businesses, focusing on data protection and reliability.
• Key Features:
  • ReadyNAS OS with built-in RAID, snapshots, and cloud storage.
  • Advanced data protection with X-RAID technology.
  • High scalability and virtualisation support.
• Best For: SMBs, home offices, and IT environments.
• Popular Models: Netgear ReadyNAS RN424, RN528X, RN214

6. Asustor

• Overview: Asustor, a subsidiary of ASUS, offers high-performance NAS devices optimized for storage, multimedia, and virtualisation.
• Key Features:
  • ADM (Asustor Data Master) operating system for ease of use.
  • Supports 4K media streaming, snapshots, and RAID configurations.
  • Energy-efficient devices with robust hardware.
• Best For: Home multimedia users and small businesses.
• Popular Models: Asustor AS5304T, Lockerstor 4, AS6404T

7. TerraMaster

• Overview: TerraMaster delivers affordable and reliable NAS devices for personal use, creative professionals, and small businesses.
• Key Features:
  • TOS (TerraMaster OS) for easy file sharing, backup, and RAID management.
  • Compact and energy-efficient designs.
  • Supports cloud synchronisation and multimedia streaming.
• Best For: Budget-conscious users and small businesses.
• Popular Models: TerraMaster F2-423, F4-422, F5-221

8. Drobo

• Overview: Drobo specialises in user-friendly storage solutions with BeyondRAID technology, simplifying redundancy and storage expansion.
• Key Features:
  • Automated RAID management with BeyondRAID.
  • Hot-swappable drives for easy expansion and maintenance.
  • Compact devices with simple, plug-and-play setup.
• Best For: Creative professionals, photographers, and small offices.
• Popular Models: Drobo 5N2, Drobo 5D3, Drobo 8D

9. Thecus

• Overview: Thecus provides high-capacity NAS solutions tailored for enterprise and small business environments.
• Key Features:
  • Supports RAID configurations for data redundancy.
  • Advanced virtualization and iSCSI capabilities.
  • Intuitive management interface with robust security features.
• Best For: Businesses and enterprise environments.
• Popular Models: Thecus N2810, N7710-G, W5810

RAID 0 File Systems We Recover Data From

Our expertise covers data recovery from all RAID 0 file systems, including:

1. EXT4 (Fourth Extended File System) – Common in Linux-based NAS systems.
2. Btrfs (B-Tree File System) – Advanced file system used in Synology and QNAP systems.
3. ZFS (Zettabyte File System) – High-reliability file system with RAID-Z support.
4. NTFS (New Technology File System) – Standard file system for Windows-based RAID.
5. ReFS (Resilient File System) – Advanced Microsoft file system for Windows Server environments.
6. HFS+ (Hierarchical File System Plus) – Apple’s legacy file system.
7. APFS (Apple File System) – Modern Apple file system for macOS devices.
8. XFS (Extended File System) – Performance-focused Linux file system.
9. UFS (Unix File System) – Used in Unix-based environments.
10. FAT32 (File Allocation Table 32) – Older, cross-platform file system.
11. exFAT (Extended File Allocation Table) – Ideal for large files and cross-platform use.
12. JFS (Journaled File System) – IBM’s high-performance journaling file system.
13. WAFL (Write Anywhere File Layout) – NetApp’s proprietary file system optimized for NAS.

Virtual File Systems in RAID 0 Environments

We recover data from all virtual environments and virtual file systems associated with RAID 0, including:

• VHD – Virtual Hard Disk for Windows systems.
• VHDX – Enhanced version of VHD, used in Hyper-V virtual environments.
• Hyper-V Virtual Machines – Microsoft-based virtual systems.
• RAID-Z – ZFS-based virtualized RAID configuration.
• VMware Hosts (ESXi) – Data recovery from VMDK files in VMware virtualisation.

Hard Drive Interfaces in RAID 0 Arrays

We recover data from RAID 0 systems using any hard drive interface, 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-speed NVMe HDDs

Common RAID 0 Hard Drive Faults We Recover From

RAID 0 configurations are performance-driven, but data loss is catastrophic due to the lack of redundancy. We recover data from the following RAID 0 issues:

1. RAID Controller Failure – RAID metadata corruption due to faulty controllers.
2. Corrupted Virtual Systems – Issues with virtualized environments like Hyper-V or VMware.
3. Mechanical Failure (HDDs: SATA, IDE) – Faulty platters, motors, or read/write heads.
4. Bad Sectors – Unreadable sectors causing degraded performance and data loss.
5. NAND Flash Wear (M.2 NVMe, SSDs) – SSD degradation over time causing data corruption.
6. Electronic Component Failure – PCB and controller chip issues on RAID drives.
7. Logical Corruption – File system errors, partition table corruption, or missing metadata.
8. Read/Write Head Failure – Physical head crashes causing platter damage.
9. Overheating – Drives overheating in RAID arrays leading to failure.
10. Platter Damage – Scratched or damaged platters in HDDs.
11. Controller Chip Failure – Critical SSD controller failures in RAID configurations.
12. Power Surges and Electrical Damage – Voltage spikes causing drive or array failure.
13. Accidental Deletion or Formatting – Human error resulting in data loss.
14. RAID Failed Rebuild – Failed attempts to rebuild the RAID 0 array.
15. Ransomware and Malware Attacks – Encrypted or corrupted RAID data due to malicious attacks.

Why Choose Us for RAID 0 Data Recovery?

1. 25 Years of Expertise – Proven experience in RAID 0 and NAS data recovery.
2. Free Diagnostics – No-obligation evaluation to identify faults and recovery options.
3. Cleanroom Facilities – Safe recovery for physically damaged drives.
4. Advanced Recovery Techniques – Expertise in RAID controller rebuilds and virtual systems.
5. High Success Rates – Industry-leading results for RAID 0 recovery.
6. Secure and Confidential – Data recovery handled with strict confidentiality and security.
7. Fast Turnaround Times – Minimize downtime with our efficient recovery process.

Contact Us for a Free RAID 0 Diagnostics Today

If your RAID 0 array has failed due to mechanical issues, logical corruption, or controller problems, don’t risk permanent data loss by attempting recovery yourself.

Contact London’s No.1 RAID 0 Data Recovery Expert today for a free diagnostic evaluation and fast, secure recovery of your critical data!