London’s No.1 RAID 5 and RAID 10 Data Recovery Specialist – 25 Years of Expertise

With over 25 years of experience, we are London’s leading RAID 5 and RAID 10 data recovery specialists. Whether your array has suffered from hardware failure, logical corruption, or RAID rebuild issues, our professional and secure recovery services ensure your critical data is restored efficiently and safely.

RAID 5 and RAID 10 Systems and Manufacturers We Recover Data From

We recover data from RAID 5 and RAID 10 arrays produced by all the major manufacturers, including:

1. Synology

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• DiskStation DS Series: DS923+, DS1821+ (Ideal for RAID 5/10).
• RackStation RS Series: RS3621xs+, RS822+ (Enterprise-grade RAID solutions).
• Key Features:
  • User-friendly DSM operating system.
  • Enterprise-grade data protection with SHR and RAID support.

2. QNAP Systems

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• TS-x64 Series: TS-464, TS-664 (Perfect for RAID 5 configurations).
• TS-x77 Series: TS-877XU (High-performance RAID 5/10 for businesses).
• Key Features:
  • High-speed NAS solutions with RAID compatibility.
  • Virtualization support and multimedia capabilities.

3. Asustor

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• AS67 Series: AS6704T, AS6706T (Designed for RAID 5/10 with SMB and enterprise features).
• AS40 Series: AS4004T (Affordable RAID NAS for small businesses).
• Key Features:
  • High performance with 10GbE support.
  • Easy RAID configuration and management.

4. Western Digital (WD)

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• My Cloud Pro Series: PR4100 (Ideal for RAID 5 and RAID 10 setups).
• WD Red Pro Drives: Optimised for NAS and RAID storage systems.
• Key Features:
  • WD NAS drives engineered for RAID environments.
  • Reliable RAID configurations for data redundancy and performance.

5. Buffalo Technology

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• TeraStation 3000/6000 Series: TS3410DN, TS6400DN (Advanced RAID 5/10 solutions).
• LinkStation Series: LS220D, LS520D (Affordable RAID NAS for home users).
• Key Features:
  • Multi-bay NAS with RAID support for redundancy.
  • Strong data backup and recovery tools.

6. Netgear

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• ReadyNAS Series: RN422, RN528X (High-capacity RAID storage for businesses).
• Key Features:
  • Enterprise-class RAID support for data protection.
  • Virtualisation-ready systems for advanced users.

7. TerraMaster

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• F2-422: 2-bay NAS with RAID 5 support.
• F5-221: 5-bay NAS for RAID 5/10 performance.
• Key Features:
  • Affordable and high-speed RAID-compatible NAS solutions.
  • Excellent choice for small businesses and professionals.

8. Drobo

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• Drobo 5N2: 5-bay NAS designed for RAID-style data protection.
• Drobo B810i: iSCSI SAN for enterprise RAID 5 and RAID 10 solutions.
• Key Features:
  • Simplified RAID management with BeyondRAID technology.
  • User-friendly for both home and business users.

9. LenovoEMC (formerly Iomega)

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• ix Series: StorCenter ix4-300d (Small business RAID NAS).
• px Series: px4-300d, px12-400r (High-end RAID 5/10 solutions).
• Key Features:
  • Reliable NAS and SAN storage with RAID redundancy.
  • Suitable for enterprise-grade workloads.

10. Dell EMC

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• PowerVault ME Series: ME4024 (RAID 5/10 enterprise storage arrays).
• PowerEdge Servers: Configurable with RAID 5/10 for business storage.
• Key Features:
  • Enterprise-class storage with advanced RAID capabilities.
  • Scalable solutions for high-capacity data management.

11. HP Enterprise (HPE)

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• HPE ProLiant Servers: RAID-enabled for critical business workloads.
• HPE MSA Storage: MSA 2060 (RAID 5/10 for scalable storage).
• Key Features:
  • High-performance RAID solutions for enterprise environments.
  • Built for reliability and scalability.

12. Promise Technology

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• VTrak Series: VTrak E5000 (RAID 5/10 for data-intensive workloads).
• Pegasus Series: Pegasus32 R4 (Thunderbolt RAID storage for creative professionals).
• Key Features:
  • Enterprise and creative storage with RAID redundancy.
  • Optimised for high-performance applications.

13. ZyXEL

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• NAS Series: NAS542 (RAID 5/10 NAS for home and small businesses).
• Key Features:
  • Cost-effective NAS devices with RAID support.
  • User-friendly interface for managing RAID configurations.

14. LaCie

We have recovered from the Raid systems below:

• LaCie 2big RAID: Professional RAID 5/10 desktop storage.
• LaCie 6big Thunderbolt: High-capacity RAID storage for creative professionals.
• Key Features:
  • High-speed RAID solutions with Thunderbolt connectivity.
  • Popular among photographers, videographers, and designers.

RAID 5 and RAID 10 File Systems We Support

Our expertise includes recovering data from all RAID 5 and RAID 10 file systems, such as:

1. EXT4 – Popular in Linux-based NAS systems.
2. Btrfs – Advanced file system with snapshots and error correction.
3. ZFS – Enterprise-grade file system known for reliability and RAID-Z support.
4. NTFS – Microsoft’s standard file system for Windows servers.
5. ReFS – Designed for large-scale storage with resiliency features.
6. HFS+ – Apple’s legacy file system for macOS.
7. APFS – Apple File System optimized for SSDs and RAID arrays.
8. XFS – High-performance file system used in large-scale storage systems.
9. UFS – File system for Unix-based environments.
10. FAT32 – Cross-platform legacy file system.
11. exFAT – Suitable for large file transfers across platforms.
12. JFS – IBM’s journaling file system for stability.
13. WAFL – NetApp’s proprietary file system optimized for NAS devices.

RAID 5 and RAID 10 Virtual File Systems Supported

We recover data from RAID virtual environments and file systems, including:

• VHD – Virtual Hard Disk for Windows systems.
• VHDX – Advanced virtual disk format for Hyper-V.
• RAID-Z – ZFS-based RAID solutions.
• VMware Hosts (ESXi) – Data recovery from VMDK files in virtualized VMware environments.
• Hyper-V Virtual Machines – Microsoft’s virtualisation platform for RAID-based storage.

RAID 5 and RAID 10 Hard Drive Interfaces Supported

We can recover data from RAID systems with 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)

Common RAID 5 and RAID 10 Failures We Recover Data From

We specialize in recovering from all types of RAID 5 and RAID 10 failures, including:

1. RAID Controller Failure
   • Hardware or firmware failure in the RAID controller, making the array inaccessible.
2. RAID Rebuild Failure
   • Errors during rebuild processes caused by bad sectors, multiple failures, or power loss.
3. Multiple Disk Failures
   • Simultaneous drive failures that compromise RAID redundancy (common in RAID 5 and mirrored pairs in RAID 10).
4. Logical RAID Corruption
   • File system corruption, partition table issues, or metadata errors causing data inaccessibility.
5. Failed RAID Initialisation
   • Accidental reinitialization or configuration errors erasing RAID metadata.
6. Accidental Deletion or Formatting
   • Human errors leading to missing partitions or formatted arrays.
7. Firmware Corruption
   • Corrupted drive firmware causing drives to fail or go undetected.
8. Bad Sectors on Drives
   • Unreadable sectors leading to data loss during rebuilds or operations.
9. Disk Synchronization Errors
   • RAID 10 synchronisation failures causing mirrored data inconsistency.
10. Power Surges and Electrical Damage
    • Electrical spikes damaging drives, controllers, or RAID systems.
11. Overheating or Physical Damage
    • Heat exposure or physical impact causing drive failure and data inaccessibility.
12. RAID Array Deletion
    • Accidental deletion or overwriting of RAID configurations and logical volumes.
13. File System Corruption
    • Corrupted file systems (e.g., NTFS, EXT4) causing the RAID volume to appear as “RAW” or unformatted.
14. Drive Failures in Mirrored Pairs (RAID 10)
    • Failure of mirrored drives within the same RAID 10 pair leading to data loss.
15. Ransomware or Malware Attacks
    • Data encrypted or corrupted by malicious software, rendering it inaccessible.

Why Choose Us for RAID 5 and RAID 10 Data Recovery?

1. 25 Years of Experience
   • Decades of expertise handling complex RAID 5 and RAID 10 failures.
2. Free Diagnostics
   • No-obligation evaluation of your RAID system and recovery options.
3. Cleanroom Facilities
   • Safe recovery for physically damaged drives in a controlled environment.
4. Advanced Recovery Techniques
   • Expertise in handling RAID metadata, file system corruption, and rebuild failures.
5. High Success Rates
   • Proven track record for recovering critical data from failed RAID arrays.
6. Secure and Confidential
   • Strict data protection policies ensure your privacy and security.
7. Fast Turnaround Times
   • Minimize downtime with efficient, priority recovery services.

Contact Us for Free RAID Diagnostics Today

If your RAID 5 or RAID 10 array has failed due to rebuild issues, controller failure, or physical damage, do not risk further data loss.

Contact London’s No.1 RAID 5 and RAID 10 Data Recovery Specialist today for a free diagnostic evaluation and expert recovery of your critical data!