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Professional RAID and server data recovery for failed drives and critical systems. Our experts handle complex failures like multiple drive issues, controller errors, and power surges, restoring your data safely and accurately.
Rebuilding a degraded array can fail due to errors or incompatible replacement drives, leading to corruption.
Mistakes like removing the wrong drive, incorrect configuration, or ignoring warnings can trigger RAID failure.
Occurs when more drives fail than the RAID can tolerate, causing the array to fail and data to become or permanently inaccessible.
A malfunctioning controller can prevent the system from accessing drives, even if the disks are healthy.
A rebuild failure occurs when a degraded RAID array cannot be restored due to drive errors, incompatible replacement drives, or interruptions during the rebuild process. This can lead to array corruption, data inaccessibility, or permanent data loss. RAID recovery for Windows, Linux, macOS, and hardware RAID controllers is often required to safely reconstruct the array.
Operator errors happen when human mistakes occur during the setup, maintenance,
or repair of a RAID array. Common examples include removing the wrong drive, using a mismatched or improperly configured replacement drive, or mismanaging a rebuild process. Such errors can lead to array failure, data corruption, or total inaccessibility, even if the drives themselves are healthy. Careful handling and proper procedures are critical to avoid these mistakes.
Multiple drive failure occurs when more drives fail than the RAID array is designed to handle. For example, a RAID 5 array can tolerate only one drive failure; if a second drive fails before the first is replaced, the array can collapse completely. This often results in data inaccessibility, corruption, or total loss. Causes can include aging drives, power surges, hardware malfunctions, or simultaneous disk failures. In such cases, professional RAID data recovery is essential to safely restore critical files.
RAID arrays and NAS systems can suffer data corruption when their internal structure becomes inconsistent, making files inaccessible even if the drives appear healthy. Common causes include controller failures, power interruptions, interrupted writes, and firmware issues. Symptoms include failed rebuilds, missing or “foreign” RAID configurations, and file system errors. Professional RAID and NAS data recovery is essential to safely restore your data, while preventive measures like firmware updates, UPS protection, and regular backups help reduce risk.
We analyze your RAID/NAS to identify corruption and recovery options. Mail your device or visit our store to start.
Once approved, we recover data using advanced technology in a cleanroom for safe, successful results.
Recovered data is sent via encrypted media or secure cloud. All files are permanently erased after confirmation under TEKDEP’s NDA.
Whether it’s a logical error, physical damage, or a deleted file, our experts are ready to help.
Visit our centralized Data Recovery Portal to submit your ticket and get a firm quote instantly.
Our certified cleanroom provides a safe, controlled environment for data recovery. Free evaluation included, payment only if your data is successfully recovered.
Certified technicians have years of hands-on experience in data recovery, with deep expertise in diagnosing complex failures and restoring lost data efficiently and professionally.
We provide safe, professional data recovery with complete privacy. All work is conducted under our NDA policy, ensuring your information remains fully confidential and protected.
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We support all common and complex RAID configurations, including RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60, as well as nested arrays. Our engineers work with all major NAS brands such as Synology, QNAP, Buffalo, NETGEAR, and more..
Your data is 100% secure. All recovery work is performed in our controlled lab, with strict access protocols. NDAs are available, and your data never leaves our facility without your explicit authorization.
Common signs include degraded RAID status, missing volumes, slow performance, read/write errors, SMART alerts, and unusual drive noises such as clicking or grinding.
Costs vary depending on array size, drive capacity, failure type (logical or physical), and file system complexity. We offer a free evaluation and upfront quote before recovery begins.
In select cases, yes. Our engineers assess whether recovery can be done onsite or in our lab, depending on the failure type.
Mail in your RAID or NAS and let certified experts recover your data safely, accurately, and at a fair cost, no guesswork, no risk.
