Raid Data Recovery

RAID — which stands for Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks (as named by the inventor) or Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks (a name which later developed within the computing industry) — is a technology that employs the simultaneous use of two or more hard disk drives to achieve greater levels of performance, reliability, and/or larger data volume sizes.

E-Tech’s RAID Array Data Recovery in-lab services, our  engineers are trained to handle most of the current server hardware platforms as well as commonly used legacy systems utilized on the market today.  Our services are for all RAID configurations, for all brands, media formats and/or Operating Systems.

RAID servers and configurations supported include:
RAID Array Levels
RAID Array Hard Drive Types
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.
Hardware RAID Failure
Human Error
Software RAID Failure
Application Failure
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.

• RAID Controller failure
• Raid configuration lost
• Accidental reconfiguration and initialization of RAID array
• Multiple drives failure
• Raid partition missing
• Partition was formatted
• Virus Damage