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What is RAID?
RAID stands for Redundant Array of Inexpensive Drives. The most common type of RAID arrays are RAID-0, RAID-1, and RAID-5.

What is RAID Data Recovery:
RAID may be considered as fault tolerant; however is not data loss proof. The best way to deal with RAID array failure is "leave it like that" and call professional Data Recovery Company for further evaluation and recovery.

Disk Doctors Specialize in all available raid arrays in the market including RAID 0, RAID 5, RAID 1, RAID 10, and others. Regardless of the array size, configuration, operating system, or platform of your Raid Array, our Adaptec Certified RAID Recovery Engineers can recover your data even if all other means of retrieval have failed. RAID Data Recovery is one of the most complex recovery processes that we perform at Disk Doctors routinely. We at Disk Doctors welcome raid arrays being unsuccessfully attempted by any other data recovery company. Engineers at Disk Doctors take such RAID jobs as a challenge and recover as much data as possible.

Raid Failures Situation:
Mostly, the causes for failure of RAID arrays is mainly due to the reasons mentioned below; and in many cases human error has worsened the situation further. We have seen that "let me try myself" feeling from the customer or regular computer technicians has actually aggravated the failure, which resulted in irrecoverable loss of critical data.

1. RAID controller failure
2. RAID configuration lost
3. Accidental reconfiguration
4. Accidental re initialization of RAID array
5. Multiple drives failure
6. RAID partition missing
7. Partition was formatted
8. Virus Damage

RAID Recovery Process:
Disk Doctors' engineers treat every RAID recovery as a priority. Once the server or drives reach our lab, our engineers will evaluate them and find out the problem with the raid array. In the evaluation process, we will determine whether RAID has logical corruption to the array structure, or the drives in the RAID array have suffered physical damage. In the case of logical corruption, our engineer will make a raw image onto Disk Doctors' storage media, and then destripe the array using proprietary tools (software and hardware). This process can be repeated several times to get better result. In case of physical damage to a drive(s), each drive will be taken to clean room and fixed, and then raw image will be taken, and destripe process will be done on the whole raid array.

What are My RAID Data Recovery Options?
Disk Doctors has number of Adaptec Certified RAID technician on our team. And when individuals and enterprise users need a reliable, fast, technologically advanced, and yet affordable RAID data recovery services; they have chosen “Disk Doctors” repeatedly, as our services and success rate has been second to none.

If your RAID array has displayed any of the symptoms listed above, then you may consider any of the following recommendations.

1. DIY (Do It Yourself):
   Even when some one is technically savvy but not a professional data recovery engineer, attempting to take a shot at RAID recovery would be suicidal. We do not recommend DIY in case of RAID array recovery, as we have observed the situations getting out of hand while attempting DIY and ruining any chances of future recovery attempts.
   

1. Get Professional Help:
   If your data is important, then seeking professional help is a must. Professional help includes only well established and reputed data recovery companies with a proven track record. . Within this industry, we have been rated as one of the best in the field of RAID Data Recovery; and have performed thousands of mission critical recoveries successfully.

Taking your RAID Server to a computer store for data recovery equates asking a nurse for brain surgery; as 99% of the computer stores’ recovery capabilities are quite limited as data recovery services is not their core business.

How Much RAID Data Recovery Would Cost?
The recovery fees for a RAID array starts at $1500. For other RAID types the cost to recover a RAID greatly depends upon the number of disks in the array, RAID array type, individual disk size, number of failed disks in an array, along with many other variables that factor in while determining the cost to recover a failed RAID array system. We strongly recommend getting in touch with one of our certified RAID experts to share the details of your failed RAID array in order to find out a ball park figure. An exact quote can be furnished only after thorough analysis of your failed RAID array in one of our labs. Emergency services are available 24/7 at premium.

Turn Around Time:
Disk Doctors put all resources to recover your valuable data as fast as possible. As every situation is differed in RAID data recovery, delivery time and recovery cost can not be determined until the server is evaluated. The free evaluation is started as soon as we get the server or drives. Depending upon condition and number of the drives in a raid server; in most of the cases evaluation will be done within 2 to 6 hours of receiving the media. A typical RAID data recovery turn-around time including free evaluation is usually between 3 and 7 days. Some severe can take more time.

We also offer Rush Service on Raid servers at premium; which means our RAID recovery engineers will work 24/7 and try their best to finish it as soon as possible; which may be done in as little as 1 to 2 business days.

Why Should I Select Disk Doctors?
At Disk Doctors, rescuing data from hard disk drives, RAID arrays, tapes, CDs, DVDs, and memory sticks / chips etc. is a daily routine. Let’s see what our customers have to say about Disk Doctors?

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How to Contact Disk Doctors?
Call Disk Doctors now, to speak with our knowledgeable and friendly staff. We are eager to assist you and answer any questions you have. Support options for our services include online case submissions, phone consultation, and live chat services. Familiarizing your data loss situation is quite important; this is why we highly recommend you call our customer services representatives. Our dedicated data recovery services support team is highly trained and will answer your questions in terms you will understand. Our support team is always there to help you in any way that we best can. To make things smoother, we offer a number of contact methods for you to select.

Where Can I send my Device for Evaluation?

Select this option to submit / ship your case to Disk Doctors. Please try to provide as much details as possible, this would help us to examine your case with more information and can be decisive in terms of recovery and also would reduce further unwanted interactions to get right information.

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