Data Recovery on Dynamic Raid Arrays

Do your own data recovery on a Windows Dynamic Raid Array with several damaged drives in the array. This shows how to repair the drives, add them back in a system and review how R-Studios can show the Logical Disk Management Slices and can let you recover from them.

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[Brickstin]

P3 C3000 software?.. I've been looking for this software on the net and I can't find it x.x

[vog256]

There is one guy on forum hddguru.com , could recover your Raid6 remote. Ask there.

This dynamic raid array , is too easy for recovery.

[testingsthlm]

good video.

damn i got 3 failed disks in 16 harddrive raid 6 array. Its gonna be a real pain in the ass to recover if it is even possible

[benjitayahoo]

hi,

where can I purchase the 4 hard drive power adapter you used in the video?

[pookiewood]

Created a raid in Windows 7. neded to Downgrade to XP and was hoping I could find something to transport the raid to XP. It jacked up the raid. I can see the array using R-Studio in Win7 (dual boot). How can I recovery this in Win 7 So that I can transfer the files to another single drive?

[lovejaan143]

Can anyone solve my Problem...

I have WD External my-book pro Dual Hard disk 1TB (each Hard disk 500gb)

It have One partition of 1tb . My external my-book pro device get burn b.c of High voltage and i bought new adapter its not working with it either. I took both hard disk from it they are fine. I Attach each drive to my pc but not showing data. Now i need my Data and want to use in my system....

[alauddin72]

This will enable me to get the working version of my WinXP with all the softwares installed (not just data) - the whole reason why I wanted Raid1.

thanks in advance.

[alauddin72]

Hi,

I have a Raid1 using 2x160 GB hd, on a win xp, using SiI card.

using the raid bios utility I have 'deleted' the raid set and recreated new one WITHOUT formatting or copying data, so I know the data is probably intact.

my problem is with the new raid set created, the drive is not bootable - i get "no boot device available" message. I would like to know if using WinHex or R-Studio if I can recreate the raid to point back to the bootup sequence that is probably still there on the hd.