RAID Devices
DriveSavers provides unparalleled RAID recovery services and digital forensic services for all RAID devices and configurations. We can recover RAID data!
Critical data is often stored on RAID systems because they are considered to be fault tolerant devices. RAID systems can be configured to keep working even when one drive fails so that disks can be “hot swapped” while the system keeps running. However, even this setup of an array of drives is not infallible as it can only offset the failure of a single drive. The problem is that multiple drive failures frequently occur, against which a RAID system alone is defenseless.
Experts You Can Trust
Our certified RAID data recovery engineers have the in-depth knowledge and technical expertise that comes from over 35 years of data recovery experience, allowing us to achieve the highest success rate in the industry.
DriveSavers Enterprise Systems Group specializes in recovering data from all operating systems and all types of high-capacity devices including redundant arrays of independent disks (RAID), network-attached storage (NAS), storage area networks (SAN), and multi-disk servers. We routinely rescue lost databases, ERP accounting systems, mail servers, and other mission-critical data for organizations of all sizes.
Manufacturer Affiliations
Because RAID devices are constructed with unique components and configurations depending on the manufacturer, it is imperative that our data recovery engineers have in-depth knowledge of the various proprietary metadata structures and hardware.
Technical alliances with RAID controller manufacturers have enabled our engineers to develop proprietary techniques, tools and technologies that aid in data recovery from RAID devices based on solid-state drives (SSDs), hard disk drives (HDDs) and more complex hybrid and tiered storage environments. All major RAID manufacturers authorize our data recovery services so working with DriveSavers will not void your original warranty.
State-of-the-Art Cleanroom
Extreme damage and data loss can result if any particulate matter enters an HDD. DriveSavers Certified ISO Class 5 Cleanroom is the most advanced data recovery Cleanroom in the industry. This dust-free, static-free, temperature– and humidity-controlled environment maximizes our data recovery successes on all storage devices by protecting the platters and electronic components on the drives from “killer particles” while they are open and vulnerable to damage.
Why RAIDs Fail
There are four general categories of failure: hardware failure, human error, software failure, and application failure. DriveSavers provides both RAID array data recovery and RAID drive data recovery.
RAID Hardware Failures
Corrupted RAID configuration
Lightning, flood or fire damage
Drive physical abuse
RAID hard disk drive (HDD) overheat
Intermittent drive failure
Media surface contamination
Multiple drive failure
Power spike
Power supply burnout or failure
RAID controller failure
RAID corruption
RAID drive incompatibility
RAID array failed
Vibration damage
Damaged connector
Manufacturer defect
Power circuit malfunction
Human Error
Unintended or accidental deletion of files
Reformatting of drives/array
Reformatting of partitions
Incorrect replacement of media components
Mistakenly overwritten database files
Employee sabotage
Lost/forgotten password
Overwritten files
Overwritten RAID configurations
Overwritten RAID settings
RAID incorrect setup
RAID user error
RAID Software Issues
Backup failures
Computer virus or worm
Corrupt files/data
Damaged files or folders
Directory corruption
Firmware corruption
Repartition
Server registry configuration error
Missing partitions
RAID configuration error
Reformatting
Application Failure
Unable to run or load files
Corrupted database data or other files
Locked databases preventing access
Deleted tables
All RAID Servers and Configurations Supported
RAID Server Levels
RAID 0
RAID 0 1
RAID 1
RAID 1E
RAID 3
RAID 4
RAID 5
RAID 5E
RAID 5EE
RAID 6
RAID 10
RAID 50
RAID 51
RAID 60
RAID ADG
ZFS
RAID Z
RAID Z2
RAID Z3
RAID Server Hardware Types
HDD
SSD
NAND Flash
PATA/SATA
SAS
SCSI
iSCSI
eSATA
PCI
PCIE
RAID Server Makes and Media
- All HP ProLiant, LeftHand and 3PAR Series
- All Dell PowerEdge, PowerVault, EqualLogic, and Compellent Series
- IBM xSeries, Power Series (AIX, Linux) and storage subsystems
- Supermicro server and storage subsystems
- All Intel and AMD product lines
- SAN– and NAS-based RAIDs and standalone storage systems
- EMC and NetApp product lines