RAID Data Recovery Services

Our RAID Data Recovery Services help rebuild and recover crucial files and data from any RAID setup or server to prevent permanent data loss. Get in touch with our data recovery engineers today for a free evaluation.

RECOVER DATA FROM RAID SERVERS

A technology that has been around since the late 80s, RAID was meant to be the answer to the rising cost of hard drives by combining inexpensive disks into a single array. This, in turn, results in a faster and more reliable logical unit as compared to the more expensive traditional disk drives or otherwise known as SLED (Single Large Expensive Disk).

RAID effectively minimizes the innate limitations of individual hard disk drives or SSDs, while maximizing their efficiency and reliability. However, RAID failures can happen due to the drive failure of one RAID disk or several disks, operator failure, or controller failure.

These RAID hard drive failures can result in data loss, which is no laughing matter, especially when your organization’s entire operation or project’s success is on the line.

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Our RAID data recovery services offer a range of solutions to help you restore, rebuild, and recover your RAID data and put things back to normal and help you maintain your client’s trust as if nothing happened.

We Offer RAID Recovery Service For All Types Of Failure!

In the event of a RAID breakdown, TTR Data Recovery is your one-stop shop RAID data recovery service solution. We recover data and our services are tailored to effectively resolve RAID data loss from whatever type RAID system or RAID failure that may be.

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Controller Failures:

A RAID controller can be a hardware or software that is used to manage HDDs or SSDs configured in a disk or computer array, so that they work together as a logical unit. As most RAID servers use only a single controller, a malfunction due to a power surge, overheating, or other reasons can result in booting errors and other problems that can cripple the entire system and eventual data loss.

Partitioning Errors:

Partitioning greatly mitigates the drag created when your RAID hard drive are almost filled to the brim. However, things can go awry when you implement partitioning and corrupted partition could render it undetectable and unusable.

Server Failures:

While RAID can offer fault tolerance in case of hardware failures, it won’t be able to protect you from server logical failure brought by virus or malware infection, file system corruption, or human error.

Excessive Disk Failures:

Raid configuration can tolerate only a certain number of disk failures, otherwise, it could result and excess in a system meltdown. The breakdown could stem from many possible reasons: excessive file system errors, accidental hard drive removal, read/write SSD cache crashed, and so on.

RAID Volume Rebuild Errors:

RAID rebuild is a long and painstaking task, not to mention risky, if done in-house or on your own. RAID volume rebuild times can sometimes take days, making the process susceptible to interruptions and errors that can corrupt or destroy the existing data.

Many fall into the misconception that RAID is impermeable from the threat of data loss, due to its fault tolerance feature. Regardless of the cause or the type of RAID implementation you have, we have appropriate RAID recovery services solutions that suits your needs.

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We are highly trusted and recognized by industry experts and thousands of happy and satisfied clients for our superior RAID data recovery services solutions.

Benefits

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RAID not only improves performance and efficiency but also provides some layer of fault tolerance. There are different RAID levels that an organization can choose to setup which varies in speed, performance, and level of fault tolerance.

Despite the benefits and features, the reality is, RAID failure happens and could eventually result in data loss. Even just a minute away from your crucial data could spell disastrous consequences to you or your organization.

ISO 9001 & SOC Secure RAID Data Recovery

ISO9001 is a Quality Management System recognized globally while ISO 9001:2008 is customer-centric standard that also encourages organizations to identify and implement service improvements.

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TTR Data Recovery is ISO 9001:2008 certified, which means that our quality management system complies with the standards set forth by ISO9001. While the SOC 2 audit ensures that our non-financial reporting controls are in place and effective in protecting user entities’ sensitive data.

TTR Data Recovery understands that data security and quality management are crucial components of every organization’s IT infrastructure. That is why we not only strive to provide a great RAID recovery service but we also spend time, effort, and resources to better manage our processes, policies, and internal controls.

We make compliance simpler by performing data recovery for RAID servers using processes and facilities that have met or exceeded ISO 9001 certified quality management systems. By following SOC type ll security protocols, we ensure you never have to worry about dropping the ball on security governance.

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Looking for Emergency RAID Data Recovery Services?

The reality is, RAID can fail and often times there is no hot standby available should a RAID malfunction occur. This necessitates the need for a quicker fix, or else run the risk of additional hard drive suffering the same fate.

The good news is, TTR Data Recovery has your emergency RAID recovery services needs covered when time is of the essence. So, you won’t have to bear the agony of waiting.

Stop waiting to discover whether your RAID is salvageable, and get your diagnostic report within hours instead of days. TTR Data recovery’s same-day data recovery process means you’ll never be caught off guard by another emergency.

RAID failure and data loss can happen during crucial moments of your operations. You can count on our RAID expertise to deliver quicker results during these critical times.

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Choosing the right RAID system type for your business or organization could spell the difference between success and failure. Choosing the right RAID level depends on your technical needs: enhanced performance, fault-tolerance, or both.

ALL TYPES OF RAID SYSTEMS

RAID 0 Data Recovery

RAID 0 uses striping technique that enables users to utilize all the hard drives’ capacity which in turn improves performance. However, when one drive fails, the entire RAID fails. Contact us to start your data recovery!

RAID 1 Data Recovery

Maximum redundancy is what you achieve with RAID 1 level by using the mirroring technique so that the array will still function even if one of the disks fails. We can help fix the faulty hard drive and recover RAID array, so you can maximize the full benefit of RAID system.

RAID 5 Data Recovery

While RAID 5 is highly reliable in allowing for a faster and reliable rebuild in case of a disk failure, it is not totally immune from data loss. There is no need to worry, though, as our highly-qualified RAID data recovery service technicians should get the job done with ease.

RAID 6 Data Recovery

RAID 6 allows two drives to fail at the same time without affecting the entire RAID. Despite this assurance, losing two drives at the same time means losing a drive’s worth of storage capacity. Our RAID recovery service expertise should get those drives back in commission in no time.

RAID 6 Data Recovery

RAID 6 allows two drives to fail at the same time without affecting the entire RAID. Despite this assurance, losing two drives at the same time means losing a drive’s worth of storage capacity. Our RAID recovery service expertise should get those drives back in commission in no time.

RAID 10 Data Recovery

RAID 10 combines the redundancy of RAID 1 and performance of RAID 0. In the event of RAID failure, TTR Data Recovery can help you enjoy the benefits of increased performance and speed once again.

RAID 50 Data Recovery

RAID 50 works by combining the distributed parity of a RAID 5 and striping technique of RAID 0. The risk of losing the functionality of your RAID 50 is high if it suffers from multiple disk failures. TTR Data recovery can come to the rescue and turn chaos into harmony.

RAID Repair

RAID failure is not uncommon, and the ramifications of a system downtime escalate the longer the repair and recovery take. We repair RAID arrays and recover data simultaneously, so you can get back to work sooner. Contact us today for a free quote!

SAN Data Recovery

SAN allows efficient data transfer without the usual jams associated with traditional networks. The complexity of the system makes it dangerous for any unqualified technician to attempt data recovery without the right technology, expertise, and facilities. Our Raid recovery service is equipped with all of that.

NAS Data Recovery

NAS works very well in tandem with a RAID configuration, especially if your workers need to share access to files. A RAID-based NAS failure can put a damper on the performance of the entire system. Our RAID recovery service will have you enjoying the best of both worlds with our reliable recovery tools and an army of expert technicians and engineers.

Individuals and businesses alike find great benefits in using RAID. When you take advantage of our RAID recovery service, you or your business will also enjoy the benefits of fast, reliable, and no-nonsense recovery solutions.

WHAT TO DO

First, you should conduct routine backups. This will minimize the negative effects of a RAID failure. While this is a must in managing RAID systems, many business owners tend to overlook and neglect this.

While your IT personnel will most likely not be able to fix a RAID hard drive failure, you should stay calm and seek help from a trusted RAID recovery service professional.

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When your RAID fails, you may want to rebuild as soon as possible. Being too hasty might actually delay or prevent recovery, however. The smartest thing you can do is shut down permanently, document the problem and contact us right away for further instructions.

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What Not To Do

Should any member disk of a RAID system gets faulty, you should shut down the system entirely. Running on degraded mode will only cause further damage to the system. Neither should you attempt to fix, rebuild, use utilities, or disassemble parts on your own, else you would be running the risk of airborne particle contamination or extensive damage to files.

You do need to act quickly and ask for a professional RAID data recovery service to address the issue right away. We have varying recovery services for any RAID levels to suit your needs and meet the urgency of your request.

Avoid trying to rebuild the RAID array or fix damaged hard drive – but you can contact TTR, an expert RAID Array Recovery Service Provider. Also steer clear of CHKDSK, FSCK and other utilities; they might corrupt files in the process of accessing data. Finally don’t just try to remove the hard drives you think failed. It’s important to remove the complete set, and this means you need to keep the hard drives in order.

RAID ARRAY HARD DRIVE & SSD TYPES

When your RAID breaks down on you, it could bring your operations to a standstill for days. To avoid delays in the data recovery efforts, your RAID recovery service provider should be able to support all forms of RAID arrays. TTR Data recovery supports all drive makes, models and interfaces, including:

  • IDE-ATA-PATA-EIDE
  • eSATA
  • iSCS
  • ESD
  • SATA
  • ULTRA/ATA 100
  • SAS
  • USB-Firewire
  • SATA II
  • SCSI
  • PCMCI
  • Fibre Channel

For over four decades now, RAID is the technology of choice to enhance performance and provide fault tolerance. A RAID system can use HDD or SSD, although many prefer SSD for its superior performance compared to HDD.

In the event of RAID failure, SSD rebuild times is faster albeit being more costly than that HDD. However, neither offer 100% protection from failure and data loss.

TTR Data Recovery salvages data from all forms of RAID arrays, in record time.

While it is an extensive list of our RAID hardware specialization, there is still a slight chance that your RAID device may not be listed here. If that is the case, we are more than glad to hear from you. Regardless of the hardware type, we are confident that our time-tested RAID data recovery service can salvage your lost data in no time.

Working with a RAID device not listed here?

We’re confident we can restore it to its former glory, so just get in touch.

ALL OPERATING SYSTEMS SUPPORTED

We’ve recovered RAID arrays that used almost every operating system in existence, including:

  • Windows
  • Solaris
  • DOS
  • SGI
  • Apple Mac OS x
  • Linux
  • OS/2
  • SCO
  • Netware
  • Unix
  • Sun

We’re also ready to tackle custom RAID data recovery involving proprietary software and embedded systems.

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6 Comments

  • Micheal A Weatherly says:

    It’s been quite a few years since I’ve used my RAID again. I found that it wasn’t storing and transferring files well. It always hung. I found out too that every time it hangs, some files get corrupted and even lost. I didn’t want any more important files damaged so I contacted TTR data recovery and they responded enthusiastically. An employee arrived soon at my place at 680 Oakmound Drive, Chicago. I gave him my RAID and returned it to me after a few days. All my files were there! And some I didn’t even notice was lost.

  • Jody M Starks says:

    You know, some of your files are actually too personal for a professional to handle. But well, TTR Data Recovery doesn’t mess with anything or anyone, they just help you out! They do their job pretty fast too! I called. I gave them my RAID. It just won’t work with some devices anymore and had corrupted files in it. I need them back. I got my RAID after a day and my files were recovered and saved!

  • Nadine D Deblois says:

    I think I’m far from their office but yo, these guys are the flash! Lol. They got to my place to take my broken RAID. I got it back after a few days with all my files ready for transfer. Props to ya’ll!

  • Stephen M Weathers says:

    I tried to dissect my own RAID thinking maybe I could fix it. It crashed at such a random time and wouldn’t work anymore. I needed some files in there. After a few tries, I finally called TTR data recovery for some help. the employee arrived not too long. I gave him my drive and hoped it would be returned to me after 3 days tops. I expected that since I asked some friends about it. My drive was returned to me after 5 days. I was glad my files were there but I would really appreciate a shorter wait time. But thank you so much!

  • Shirley A Waterman says:

    TTR Data Recovery isn’t new to me. I know they don’t fail. I think I’ve used their services 5 times already. Different devices and drive but especially this one, my RAID. It was essential to me. Most of my storage management is handled with it. It broke down after some complications with other devices connected to it. I think that’s why? But anyway, I called them up. They know my address already from past call records, and arrived soon. Gave them my drive and got it back after a couple of days. Really fast! And no file missed! Works every time!

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