RAID DATA RECOVERY SERVICES
recover RAID data quickly and with little to no downtime for your business.
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Why choose us for RAID recovery services
Since 2003, SalvageData has been pioneering in the data recovery industry. Our credentials guarantee complete privacy and data security for every client, from small businesses to government agencies and HIPAA-compliant institutions.
Certified experts
Get your data recovered in a ISO-certified laboratory and highly-rated professionals with years of experience in secure data recovery.
No data, no charge
It’s simple: on the unlikely chance that the data is unrecoverable, there’s no charge for our data recovery attempt.
Free diagnostic
Get an expert evaluation to find out exactly what’s the issue is with your device and determine the complexity of the recovery
Fast recovery
We offer a range of turnaround times that you can choose from so you can get your data recovered as fast as you need it.
24/7 emegrency services
Count on our 24/7 emergency HDD recovery options. Call now to speak with a data recovery advisor and get your data recovered ASAP.
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What to do When Your RAID Fails
Acting quickly is essential to preserve data integrity. The sooner we can assess your RAID array, the better the chance of successful recovery. If your RAID system shows signs of failure, follow these steps:
Check RAID Status
Power Down the System
Contact our Recovery Experts
Common RAID Failure Symptoms
Common RAID failure symptoms include:
- Error Messages during RAID startup
- Access Errors when attempting to open files
- Strange Sounds like clicking, grinding, or buzzing from drives
- Unreadable Files that can't be accessed
- Missing Disks in RAID array
- Degraded RAID Status showing on RAID controller
- Frequent Crashes when using RAID
- System Freezing during RAID access
Common RAID failure causes include:
- Mechanical Damage to drives
- Controller Hardware Damage from wear or failure
- Power Surges affecting RAID
- Unexpected Shutdowns disrupting RAID stability
- Floods or Fires damaging equipment
- Accidental Deletion of RAID data
- Improper Reconfiguration of RAID setup
- Formatting Errors causing data loss
- Ransomware Attacks affecting RAID integrity
- Malware Infections compromising data
* Identifying RAID issues early can save time and prevent more severe damage. If you notice any of these issues, it's time to contact a RAID data recovery expert. Each cause requires a specialized approach. Our engineers are trained in the latest recovery techniques to handle all scenarios.
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Our system can instantly estimate the recovery possibility, price, and turnaround time to recover your data.
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RAID Data Recovery Process
Our RAID recovery process ensures clarity and minimizes downtime, allowing you to resume operations quickly.
Step 1: Free Consultation and Evaluation
Step 2: Transparent Recovery Workflow
Step 3: Data Return and Delivery
Recover RAID files from any manufacturer
SalvageData has established itself as a leading expert in RAID data recovery, thanks to our decades of experience in restoring critical information from even the most complex RAID configurations across a wide range of manufacturing brands.
Types of RAID Data Recovery Services
RAID or Redundant Array of Independent Disks combines one or more drives into a single logical unit for increased performance, data storage, and reliability. SalvageData has extensive experience in recovering data from a wide variety of RAID systems, including rare configurations such as RAID 3, RAID 4, or the RAID 51 setup used in exclusively niche scenarios.
RAID 0 data recovery
RAID 0 is the one of the most susceptible for data loss, count on SalvageData’s decades of successful recovery to safely recover your files using the rest of the member disks.
RAID 1 data recovery
Certified RAID 1 data recovery has high chances of 100% data recovered due to RAID 1’s mirroring technique which duplicates data into two or more disks.
RAID 5 data recovery
RAID 5 is known for its increased security. Contact our data recovery advisors for a free evaluation of your RAID 5 array.
RAID 10 data recovery
Most RAID 10 setups can only withstand one drive failure in each mirrored pair of disk drives before risking data loss. Contact SalvageData’s advisors for prevention and recovery.
RAID 50 data recovery
RAID 50 combines RAID 5 and RAID 0 levels, and is not a common configuration. Count on certified professionals with years of experience on RAID 50 recovery.
Server Recovery
Minimize downtime with secure and specialized server data recovery. Save your data and your business with our certified recovery.
NAS Storage Recovery
Network-attached storage, or NAS, data recovery demands proper tools and knowledge and can be done on-site or remotely. SalvageData can restore NAS data from all manufacturers.
SAN Data Recovery
SAN stands for storage area network. To recover data from a SAN system is required the proper training and tools. And SalvageData technicians have both.
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FASTEST RAID RECOVERY SERVICE NEAR YOU
SalvageData is always there to help you out wherever you are. In case a RAID failure has taken you by surprise, don’t hesitate to send us your device using safe shipping — and let our trained engineers over our RAID data recovery certified lab restore it in the safest, most secure, and fastest manner possible. We have over 100 locations across the Unites States and Canada, find the closest RAID recovery service near you.
How much does RAID recovery cost?
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What causes RAID failure and data loss?
Firmware Corruption or Factory Defects
Overheating
Electrical Failure or Short Circuit
Fire or Water Damage
Mechanical Failures
Corrupted data
Human Errors
Virus or Malware Attack
RAID Controller Failure
RAID Server Levels
RAID Hardware Types
RAID Server Brands & Media
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