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Data Recovery Software: What's The Process?

Question by james | Posted in Desktops

So, if I had, lets say, 7 harsh drives that were part of an array (raid-5) and the controller card went out. Would I have to take turns hooking each of the 7 HDDs to an outer hard drive and download the content onto thet computer that has the data recovery software for it to do its magic? how does this employment?
Eyaaaaaah, I didn't see anything about software useage as an option there.....thanks!

Answer: Here's some bumf that should help you

http://ask.metafilter.com/37124/Lost-RAI D-controller-EOTW
http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t2 31455-raid-array-controller-folding.html
 
 

Is This An Appropriate Way To Recover My Data?

Question by Robby Vasen | Posted in Other - Computers

I currently have encountered a "Missing Operating System" foul-up. I have realized that this is because of cold restarts that I have been abusing lately. When I booted from my Windows 7 CD to try to run chkdsk c: /f/r/ through the attract prompt, Windows 7 did not recognize any previous installations on my hard drives. When i proceeded to run chkdsk, i got this bloomer:
The type of the filesystem is RAW.
CHKDSK is not available for RAW drives.
Through extensive research

Answer: This slip-up message generally comes when your hard disk drive is damaged or corrupted. Token your hard drive by connecting it to a different machine or using a bootable CD/DVD.
If you still faces the same imbroglio, then use a data recovery software or go for the data recovery services. I would recommended Stellar data recovery services. The can help you out from any possible situations.

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How To Recover Data From HD?

Question by Jesse | Posted in Other - Computers

One of the HD went bad (connected to SATA 3) and the RAID has been split in the BIOS. This is what I was told from my dedicated server host, I do not have much experience with computers but I do have very noteworthy data.

On request to recover the data I was told: The best solution is to reinstall on one new disk, then cork in your three good drives as additional drives, which will let you recover the data.

I have agreed to this but now clueless as to what to do now

Answer: You can try to mend your data with Easy Drive Data Recovery software:

http://www.munsoft.com/EasyDriveDataReco very/

It uses unique up to the minute algorithms to recover files that other software either recovers incorrectly or is unable to detect.

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How Do I Hook Up 5 SCSi Drives To My PC?

Question by Mac P | Posted in Add-ons

I demand to do data recovery from 5 SCSi Drives in a RAID5 set-up.

The data recovery software that I use, RStudio, will auto detect the RAID Setup and take it from there.

I've done data recovery on RAID5 with 3 SATA disks with no problems.

I do have a PCI liable act with a SCSi port on it. What else do I need?
Stu, thanks for the response - err...yes, I have a cable and the drives are already a set.

I was hoping someone would intimate

Answer: I'd have reflection if you were into data recovery you'd know you need a SCSI cable and to make sure the jumpers on the drives are set rectitude, so all are on different IDs, but if they are a set, probably safer left as they are

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Motherboard Swap To Keep Raid (ICH5) Functionality.?

Question by 3rd_Man | Posted in Desktops

My old desktop died a few months ago as a capacitor blew on the motherboard. Unfortunately I had a raid 0 set-up for my data and can no longer access that data. I've tried distinct USB to sata connections and recovery software to no avail.

I want to resurrect this machine in order to access those drives but I am having fix sourcing the original motherboard (MSI 865PE Neo2-PFISR.) My only option has been ordering one off of ebay from China for $130.

However I am decree

Answer: I would get the faithful motherboard that you had before.

A different motherboard may have a different BIOS that does not recognize your HDDs for RAID.

Also, might I support you get an external USB HDD to backup your stuff.

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