DiskInternals RAID Recovery™

Recover RAID data from all types of damaged RAID arrays

Recover RAID disks quickly

Recover data from damaged RAID arrays in a fully automatic mode. RAID Recovery™ is the first tool to automatically detect the type of the original RAID array and, at the same time, allows fully manual operation. Undoubtedly, RAID Recovery™ is a very valuable tool for users of all types of RAID arrays, whether hardware or software. The drag-and-drop user interface lets you specify parts of the RAID array simply by dragging and dropping the icons that represent the disks.

Reconstructs all types of arrays with the same ease as a single hard drive. RAID Recovery™ recognizes all imaginable configurations of various array types, including RAID 0, 1, 0+1, 1+0, 1E, RAID 4, RAID 5, 50, 5EE, 5R, RAID 6, 60 and JBOD, whether they are connected to a RAID server, a dedicated RAID controller, or an NVidia®, Intel®, or VIA® RAID-enabled motherboard.

Apple®, Linux® (NAS), Microsoft® software raids (also called Dynamic Disks) are also supported, including JBOD (span), RAID 0, 1, and 5 configurations, QNAP RAID, mdadm RAID. The product works with Adaptec®, HP®, Dell®, MegaRaid®, Silicon® RAID Controllers and DDF-compatible devices. Also supported ZFS with raidZ. RAID Recovery™ works only on Windows, but restores RAID running Mac OS, Unix, etc.

Detecting the correct type of an array is vital for proper recovery. DiskInternals RAID Recovery™ supports manual and fully automatic detection of essential parameters, such as array type, RAID controller type, stripe size, and disk order.

Assemble RAID configurations manually

Assemble RAID configurations manually, through a simple drag-and-drop operation. RAID Recovery™ reconstructs an array from the available hard drives simply by dragging and dropping, and detects the correct type and size of the array, as well as the disk order, automatically.

No special technical skills are required to recover damaged RAID arrays with the RAID data Recovery software.

RAID Recovery™ gives top priority to your data, allowing you to recover the RAID disk and back up all files of the damaged array before attempting to fix them. You can store the files on another hard drive or partition, use Virtual Disks, or even upload them via FTP.

DiskInternals RAID Recovery™ uses advanced search algorithms that allow you to recover important files such as documents, images, and media, even if a disk is missing from the array or if the file system is absent or corrupted.