Great vid. Heavy duty tools. PC-3000 Express (SATA/PATA HDD repair) $5000 ReclaiMe Recovery Ultimate to recover Windows and Linux PCs, Macs, and NASes $200 UFS Explorer Professional Recovery $700.
Hey Ruben first of all, this video is great! thank you so much for it! I can't thank you enough. So am I right that the program reclaime is figuring out the order of the hdd drives and the UFS Explorer creates the virtual RAID from which I am able to distract data to an extra usb drive for instance. And is this all possible with a setup like this: I got 4 HDD drives set up to an RAID 5 (I am not sure about the correct drive order, but I know for sure that all of the 4 drives have no physical issues) I d like to connect them via an USB 3-SATA adapter to a Laptop. In between there has to be a USB 3 Hub since my laptop only got 3 USB ports in total. Is it possible that reclaime will show me the order of the drives and the UFS explorer could create the virtual RAID for me? Thanks so much in advance for your help. LG Kai
Hi...Ruben sir.... I am from Mumbai,INDIA I have IBM X3630 M4 SERVER... Now think is i have my raid is currupeted or may be some issue i have my mail data on it... How can i recover now...?
Hii Ruben, I have one storage server its one logical drive is failed and now its give the option to re-enable the logical drive and if i will re-enable failed logical drive my data is available or lost.
+Fabian Salini Bad objects can mean bad sectors on the drive. If there are too many bad objects recheck the parameters entered. You should be able to select the folder you want, right click it and click on "save current selection".
Hi.. Mr. Ruben, Help me, please.. background: I have 5 hard drives that have been built with RAID on an ibmx3650m3 server, OS Windows Server 2003. problem: when one, two or five of those hard drives fail/damaged,and the server does not want to enter the windows logo and it says virtual drives are missing. question 1: is it still possible to get the data on the hard drive, considering that the hard drive is made in RAID, question 2: when going to recovery, how do I know that the hard drive is RAID 0, 1 , 5 or other and, question 3: if i choose raid 0 when it turns out to be raid 1 , is it still possible to get the data on the hard drive? additional words: I tried to install the five hard drives on a regular desktop PC and Windows 7 OS, on the computer/disk management menu, 2 of the five hard drives were unlocated and the other 3 RAW thank you and please help answer and explain. Regards
can i recover all my NAS Raid hdd files to my desktop pc ? and how please? i got Ienovo IX4-300d with a Boot Loop issue and i cant tell where the problem is and customer service weren't helpful so all is left for me is to recover the files some how to my PC, so please i need some help
As far as I remember this NAS runs on RAID 5 unless custom configured, if that’s the case you easily recover all the data using Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery-Technician. Just disconnect the drives and connect them to your PC using SATA or USB connectors and then recover with the software. Download the software from the official site here: www.stellarinfo.com/windows-raid-recovery.php
@Fahad, yes you can recover. One needs to reconfigure everything on the damaged RAID based NAS storage device to make it work again. This is the case of total disaster as the setup is completely destroyed along with data stored on a RAID based NAS storage. The given method supports the recovery of NAS storages from different vendors such as Buffalo LinkStation and Terrastation, Iomega StorCenter, Synology, LaCie, QNAP and other Linux-based NAS devices: www.stellarinfo.com/blog/how-to-recover-data-from-your-nas/
Just finished watching, so so thankful, great vid, 👍
Wow, you have one million + tricks up your sleeve for this. Good job!
Great vid. Heavy duty tools.
PC-3000 Express (SATA/PATA HDD repair) $5000
ReclaiMe Recovery Ultimate to recover Windows and Linux PCs, Macs, and NASes $200
UFS Explorer Professional Recovery $700.
Interesting video, Thank you for making it.
are you still making videos?
Hey Ruben
first of all, this video is great! thank you so much for it! I can't thank you enough.
So am I right that the program reclaime is figuring out the order of the hdd drives and the UFS Explorer creates the virtual RAID from which I am able to distract data to an extra usb drive for instance.
And is this all possible with a setup like this:
I got 4 HDD drives set up to an RAID 5 (I am not sure about the correct drive order, but I know for sure that all of the 4 drives have no physical issues)
I d like to connect them via an USB 3-SATA adapter to a Laptop.
In between there has to be a USB 3 Hub since my laptop only got 3 USB ports in total.
Is it possible that reclaime will show me the order of the drives and the UFS explorer could create the virtual RAID for me?
Thanks so much in advance for your help.
LG
Kai
Is there a way I can recover an older g raid? Power supply died and won’t work even with new supply
Hi...Ruben sir....
I am from Mumbai,INDIA
I have IBM X3630 M4 SERVER...
Now think is i have my raid is currupeted or may be some issue i have my mail data on it...
How can i recover now...?
Hii Ruben,
I have one storage server its one logical drive is failed and now its give the option to re-enable the logical drive and if i will re-enable failed logical drive my data is available or lost.
This is great
Ruben. Thank you, great video. What if there are bad objects? Plus how do you extract the data?
+Fabian Salini Bad objects can mean bad sectors on the drive. If there are too many bad objects recheck the parameters entered. You should be able to select the folder you want, right click it and click on "save current selection".
will UFS Explorer recover deleted files from a raid 5 set? (BTRFS)
it crash when i rebuild raid
Hi.. Mr. Ruben,
Help me, please..
background: I have 5 hard drives that have been built with RAID on an ibmx3650m3 server, OS Windows Server 2003.
problem: when one, two or five of those hard drives fail/damaged,and the server does not want to enter the windows logo and it says virtual drives are missing.
question 1: is it still possible to get the data on the hard drive, considering that the hard drive is made in RAID,
question 2: when going to recovery, how do I know that the hard drive is RAID 0, 1 , 5 or other and,
question 3: if i choose raid 0 when it turns out to be raid 1 , is it still possible to get the data on the hard drive?
additional words: I tried to install the five hard drives on a regular desktop PC and Windows 7 OS, on the computer/disk management menu, 2 of the five hard drives were unlocated and the other 3 RAW
thank you and please help answer and explain.
Regards
Which version of PC 3000 you are using?
Sent software link
Ruben Ihave have many hdd was stope no work and the customers want the data in ti can you recover it if i send them to you
can i recover all my NAS Raid hdd files to my desktop pc ? and how please? i got Ienovo IX4-300d with a Boot Loop issue and i cant tell where the problem is and customer service weren't helpful so all is left for me is to recover the files some how to my PC, so please i need some help
FHD NMX email rdelgado.sd@gmail.com. I'll help you.
As far as I remember this NAS runs on RAID 5 unless custom configured, if that’s the case you easily recover all the data using Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery-Technician. Just disconnect the drives and connect them to your PC using SATA or USB connectors and then recover with the software. Download the software from the official site here: www.stellarinfo.com/windows-raid-recovery.php
@Fahad, yes you can recover. One needs to reconfigure everything on the damaged RAID based NAS storage device to make it work again. This is the case of total disaster as the setup is completely destroyed along with data stored on a RAID based NAS storage. The given method supports the recovery of NAS storages from different vendors such as Buffalo LinkStation and Terrastation, Iomega StorCenter, Synology, LaCie, QNAP and other Linux-based NAS devices: www.stellarinfo.com/blog/how-to-recover-data-from-your-nas/