RAID Data

RAID Arrays • Failed Rebuilds • Multiple Drive Failures • RAID Data Recovery

Professional RAID Data Recovery Services

Recover Lost Data From Failed, Damaged, Corrupted, or Inaccessible RAID Arrays

RTS Data Recovery provides professional RAID data recovery services for businesses, IT departments, home users, schools, government agencies, medical offices, legal offices, and organizations nationwide. Since 1990, our experienced data recovery engineers have helped customers recover deleted, lost, corrupted, damaged, and inaccessible data from failed RAID arrays, servers, NAS devices, SAN storage systems, external RAID enclosures, and enterprise storage devices.

We specialize in RAID 0 recovery, RAID 1 recovery, RAID 5 recovery, RAID 6 recovery, RAID 10 recovery, RAID 50 recovery, RAID 60 recovery, NAS RAID recovery, server RAID recovery, and failed RAID rebuild recovery. Whether your RAID data loss was caused by multiple failed drives, controller failure, corrupted metadata, deleted volumes, formatted partitions, failed rebuilds, firmware problems, power loss, or physical drive damage, our team is ready to help.

Our engineers recover RAID data from all major server, NAS, SAN, and storage device brands, including Dell, HP, IBM, Lenovo, Synology, QNAP, Buffalo, Western Digital, Seagate, NetApp, Drobo, Promise, LaCie, G-Technology, and many others. We use advanced recovery techniques to maximize the chances of restoring your critical files safely and securely.

RAID Data Recovery

Complete RAID Recovery for Business-Critical Data

RAID failure can happen without warning. A server may stop booting, a NAS may show a degraded array, a SAN volume may disappear, a virtual machine datastore may become inaccessible, or a rebuild may fail before the array is fully restored. RTS Data Recovery provides secure and reliable RAID recovery for physical RAID failures, logical RAID corruption, failed rebuilds, deleted volumes, and damaged file systems.

We recover data from RAID arrays used for file servers, database servers, virtual machines, accounting systems, medical records, legal records, email systems, backups, business documents, media production, surveillance systems, and enterprise applications. Whether you lost documents, databases, virtual disks, QuickBooks files, SQL data, Exchange data, photos, videos, or entire shared folders, our engineers can help.

RAID Levels We Recover

RTS Data Recovery recovers data from standard, nested, custom, and proprietary RAID configurations.

  • RAID 0
  • RAID 1
  • RAID 5
  • RAID 6
  • RAID 10
  • RAID 01
  • RAID 50
  • RAID 60
  • JBOD
  • Spanned Volumes
  • Nested RAID Arrays
  • Custom RAID Arrays
  • Software RAID
  • Hardware RAID
  • NAS RAID Arrays
  • SAN RAID Systems

No Matter What Caused the RAID Failure

  • Multiple Drive Failures
  • Failed RAID Rebuilds
  • RAID Controller Failure
  • Corrupted RAID Metadata
  • Deleted RAID Volumes
  • Formatted RAID Partitions
  • Incorrect Drive Order
  • Missing RAID Members
  • Foreign Configuration Errors
  • Firmware Corruption
  • Power Loss During Rebuild
  • Bad Sectors
  • Server Failure
  • NAS Failure
  • SAN Failure
  • Virtual Machine Corruption

Server, NAS, SAN, and External RAID Recovery

RTS Data Recovery recovers RAID data from enterprise servers, NAS storage systems, SAN storage environments, external RAID enclosures, DAS systems, backup arrays, and custom storage configurations. RAID recovery requires a detailed understanding of disk order, stripe size, parity rotation, controller metadata, file systems, drive health, and storage architecture.

Our engineers recover RAID data from failed file servers, database servers, virtualization hosts, backup systems, media storage arrays, business NAS devices, and enterprise SAN environments. We can recover shared folders, databases, virtual disks, user directories, email stores, accounting files, application data, and business-critical records.

Failed RAID Rebuild Recovery

A failed RAID rebuild is one of the most serious RAID data loss situations. During a rebuild, the array is already vulnerable. If another drive fails, the wrong drive is selected, the controller rebuilds from stale data, or the rebuild process is interrupted, the RAID array may become inaccessible or overwrite critical parity information.

If a RAID rebuild has failed, stop using the array immediately. Do not attempt another rebuild, do not force drives online, and do not initialize the array. RTS Data Recovery can evaluate the RAID members, determine the correct drive order, identify the most current data set, and rebuild the array virtually without risking the original media.

RAID Recovery From All Storage Devices

RAID data may be stored on many types of media and storage platforms. RTS Data Recovery recovers RAID arrays from business servers, NAS systems, SAN systems, backup devices, external enclosures, and enterprise storage environments.

  • Dell Servers
  • HP Servers
  • IBM Servers
  • Lenovo Servers
  • Synology NAS
  • QNAP NAS
  • Buffalo NAS
  • Western Digital NAS
  • NetApp Storage
  • Promise RAID
  • Drobo RAID
  • LaCie RAID
  • G-Technology RAID
  • External RAID Enclosures
  • Software RAID Arrays
  • Enterprise Storage Systems

Common RAID Failure Warning Signs

Many RAID arrays show warning signs before complete data loss occurs. If you notice any of these symptoms, stop using the system immediately and contact a professional RAID data recovery specialist.

  • RAID array is degraded – One or more drives show failed, missing, predictive failure, foreign, or offline status.
  • Rebuild fails or freezes – The RAID rebuild stops, restarts, fails, or causes additional errors.
  • Volumes disappear – Partitions, LUNs, shared folders, or datastores become missing or inaccessible.
  • Server or NAS will not boot – The operating system cannot access the RAID volume.
  • Virtual machines will not start – VMware or Hyper-V systems cannot access RAID storage.
  • Controller errors appear – RAID controller, backplane, firmware, or storage processor errors are reported.
  • Slow or freezing storage – Bad sectors, media damage, failing drives, or controller problems may be present.

Important: Do Not Rebuild the RAID Array Again

If your RAID array has failed, do not attempt repeated rebuilds, do not force drives online, do not initialize the array, do not create a new RAID configuration, and do not run repair utilities such as CHKDSK or FSCK. These actions can overwrite recoverable data, damage parity information, or make the recovery more difficult.

If drives must be removed, label each drive according to its original bay position. Keep all original RAID member drives, including drives marked failed or offline. In many RAID cases, the drive that failed first and the drive that failed last are both important for determining the correct recovery strategy.

Recovering Your Critical RAID Data

We recover documents, databases, virtual machines, user folders, shared directories, email files, application files, configuration files, accounting data, customer records, business documents, media files, backups, and other important data from failed, deleted, formatted, corrupted, damaged, or inaccessible RAID arrays.

Our RAID recovery process is designed to protect the original media whenever possible. In many cases, we clone each RAID member drive first, analyze the RAID configuration, determine the correct disk order and stripe parameters, and rebuild the array virtually from safe working copies.

Why Choose RTS Data Recovery?

RTS Data Recovery is trusted by businesses, IT professionals, and home users because we provide secure service, experienced engineers, fast turnaround times, and a customer-focused recovery process. We understand how important your RAID data is, and every recovery is handled with care, confidentiality, and urgency.

  • RAID Data Recovery Since 1990
  • Free Data Recovery Evaluation
  • No Data, No Charge Guarantee
  • Fast Turnaround Times
  • Experienced RAID Recovery Engineers
  • Secure and Confidential Process
  • RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50 and 60 Recovery
  • Server, NAS, SAN and External RAID Recovery
  • Support for Windows, Mac, Linux, UNIX and VMware
  • Nationwide Data Recovery Service

Fast Turnaround Times

Many logical RAID data recovery cases can be completed quickly when the drives are physically healthy and the RAID metadata can be reconstructed. More complex cases involving multiple failed drives, damaged heads, bad sectors, failed rebuilds, controller damage, corrupted metadata, large-capacity arrays, or severe media degradation may require additional recovery time. Our experienced RAID recovery engineers will keep you informed throughout the recovery process and provide regular updates from evaluation through final recovery.

No Data, No Charge Guarantee

RTS Data Recovery stands behind every RAID data recovery project with our No Data, No Charge guarantee. If we are unable to recover the data you need, there is no recovery fee.

Free RAID Data Recovery Evaluation

If your RAID array has failed, is degraded, missing volumes, showing multiple failed drives, or will not rebuild, contact RTS Data Recovery immediately. Our RAID data recovery specialists are available 24/7 to discuss your recovery options and provide a free consultation.

If we cannot recover your RAID data, you do not pay for the recovery. That is our simple No Data, No Charge guarantee.

Need Data Recovery Help Now?

Call RTS Data Recovery 24/7 Toll Free at: (877) 247-6777

Our data recovery specialists will answer your questions, explain the process, and help you get started with a free evaluation and pricing right over the phone.

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    • Do you recover encrypted drives?

      Yes. We recover data from many encrypted storage devices, including drives protected with BitLocker, FileVault, VeraCrypt, hardware encryption, and other encryption technologies.

      Successful recovery depends on having the necessary authentication information, such as the password, recovery key, encryption key, or access credentials. Data recovery specialists can repair damaged hardware and recover encrypted storage, but encryption itself cannot be bypassed if the required credentials are unavailable.

      If you have lost access to an encrypted drive because of hardware failure, firmware corruption, or accidental damage, we may still be able to recover the encrypted data and restore access once valid credentials are provided.

    • What happens if no data is recovered?

      RTS Data Recovery stands behind every recovery with our No Data, No Charge Guarantee. If our engineers determine that your requested data cannot be recovered, you are not charged for the recovery attempt.

      Some storage devices suffer catastrophic physical damage, severe platter destruction, extensive NAND flash failure, or overwritten data that makes recovery impossible. Even in these situations, we perform every reasonable recovery procedure before concluding that the data is unrecoverable.

      If only part of the requested data can be recovered, we typically provide an opportunity for you to review the recovered files so you can determine whether they meet your needs before making a final decision. Our goal is to be completely transparent throughout the recovery process and help you make an informed choice with no obligation.

    • How do I get my device to you?

      How do I send my hard drive or media device in for data recovery?

      Getting your device to us is quick and easy. Simply contact RTS Data Recovery and speak with one of our experienced Data Recovery Specialists. We’ll answer your questions, explain the recovery process, and provide a flat-rate recovery quote for your specific device.

      Next, you’ll be directed to our “Get Started” page, where you’ll find access to our “Service Form”. Once the form is completed and submitted, we’ll promptly email you a written summary of everything discussed, along with a prepaid UPS shipping label.

      Just print the label, securely package your device, and drop it off at your local UPS Store. We pay the shipping both ways on most devices, making the process simple, convenient, and risk-free.

      FREE Shipping From Any UPS Store Nationwide!

      Take your hard drive, external drive, laptop hard drive, RAID device, or other storage media to your local UPS Store. You can also request a UPS pickup directly from your home or office. We pay for shipping both to and from our recovery lab.

      Packing services are available at all UPS Store locations, although additional charges from UPS may apply for packaging materials and packing assistance.

      Free shipping excludes;

      Servers, smartphones, digital tablets, USB flash drives, SD cards, and microSD cards.

      If you have questions about packaging your device, our recovery specialists will be happy to assist you and ensure your media arrives safely at our lab.

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    • What is your data recovery success rate?

      RTS Data Recovery maintains an over 97% success rate across all types of storage devices, including hard drives, RAID arrays, flash drives, memory cards, smartphones, and servers.

      No Data, No Charge Guarantee

      If we determine that your data is unrecoverable, there is absolutely no charge for our recovery efforts. That is our simple No Data, No Charge guarantee.

      What Happens With a Partial Recovery?

      In the extremely rare event of a partial recovery, we will schedule a secure screen-sharing session so you can review the recovered data stored on our server before making any decision.

      If the recovered data contains the files you need, you may choose to purchase the recovery at a reduced rate, typically discounted by up to 3% to 5%. However, you are under no obligation to proceed.

      Why Partial Recoveries Happen

      When a partial recovery occurs, it means we have recovered all data that is technically possible to recover. Partial recoveries are usually caused by severe file corruption, bad sectors, virus damage, overwritten data, or physical damage to the storage device.

    • How long does the data recovery process take?

      Turnaround time depends on the type of media and type of failure affecting your device.

      • Non-Mechanical Failures: In some cases, data can be recovered the same day. However, we recommend allowing up to 24 hours for most non-mechanical recoveries, including deleted files, formatted drives, logical corruption, and software-related issues.
      • Mechanical Failures: If your hard drive requires cleanroom work due to physical damage, please allow approximately 5 to 7 business days from the time your device arrives at our lab. This includes the recovery process, verification of recovered files, and returning your data to you.

      At RTS Data Recovery, all recovery jobs receive priority service at no extra charge, and we work as quickly as possible to recover your critical data while maintaining the highest recovery success rate.

    • How much does data recovery cost?

      Understanding Data Recovery Costs

      The cost of data recovery depends on the type of device, its storage capacity, and the extent of the failure. However, there are many misconceptions about how data recovery pricing works.

      Over Three Decades of Recovery Experience

      RTS Data Recovery has provided professional data recovery services since 1990, helping thousands of individuals and businesses recover critical files from failed hard drives, SSDs, smartphones, flash drives, memory cards, and RAID systems.

      Factors That Affect Data Recovery Pricing

      Data recovery costs are typically based on the storage device, the complexity of the recovery process, the type of failure involved, and the specialized equipment required to safely retrieve the data.

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    • How long do you keep my recovered data?

      We retain recovered data only for 7 business days after your recovery is completed, allowing you time to verify that all critical files have been successfully restored.

      • Temporary Storage Only – Recovered data is not kept indefinitely.
      • Verification Period – Data is retained for 7 business days so you can confirm the recovery was successful.
      • Secure Deletion Available – Upon request, recovered data can be securely deleted immediately after delivery.
      • Privacy First – Once the 7 business days retention period expires, recovered data is permanently removed from our systems according to our data handling policies.

      Our goal is to provide enough time for you to review your recovered files while ensuring your information remains secure and is not stored any longer than necessary.

    • What security procedures do you follow?

      We follow strict security and confidentiality procedures to protect your device and data throughout the entire recovery process.

      • Secure Facility Access – Devices are stored in a secure, access-controlled environment with restricted entry.
      • Chain of Custody Tracking – Every device is logged and tracked from the moment it arrives until it is returned to you.
      • Authorized Personnel Only – Access to devices and recovered data is limited to authorized data recovery engineers assigned to your case.
      • Confidential Data Handling – Files are accessed only when necessary to perform the recovery and verify results.
      • Secure Data Storage – Recovered data is stored securely and protected from unauthorized access.
      • No Third-Party Access – Your data is never sold, shared, or disclosed to outside parties.
      • NDA Support – We can sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) upon request for additional confidentiality protection.
      • Secure Return & Delivery – Recovered data is returned using secure delivery methods, and electronic transfers can be provided through secure channels when appropriate.

      We understand that your device may contain irreplaceable personal memories, confidential business records, financial information, legal documents, or other sensitive data. Our security procedures are designed to ensure your information remains protected, private, and confidential throughout the recovery process.

    • Do you sign NDAs?

      Yes. We understand that many individuals, businesses, government agencies, law firms, healthcare organizations, and other professionals require additional confidentiality protections. Upon request, we are happy to review and sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before beginning the data recovery process.

      • NDAs Available Upon Request – We can sign your NDA or provide our standard confidentiality agreement.
      • Business & Enterprise Support – We regularly work with organizations that handle sensitive, proprietary, financial, legal, medical, and customer data.
      • Confidential Recovery Process – All recoveries are performed under strict confidentiality procedures, regardless of whether an NDA is required.
      • Secure Handling of Data – Access to your device and recovered files is limited to authorized data recovery engineers directly involved in your case.

      If you require an NDA, simply let us know before shipping your device, and we’ll work with you to ensure your confidentiality requirements are met.

    • Is my data secure and confidential during the recovery process?

      Yes. All data recovery services are performed under strict confidentiality standards. We understand that your device may contain sensitive personal, financial, legal, medical, or business information, and protecting that information is a top priority.

      • 100% Confidential Handling – Your device and recovered data are treated as private and confidential at all times.
      • Restricted Access – Only authorized data recovery engineers assigned to your case can access your device when necessary to perform the recovery.
      • No Third-Party Access – Your files are never shared, sold, viewed, or disclosed to unauthorized individuals or organizations.
      • Secure Storage – Devices and recovered data are stored in a secure environment throughout the recovery process.
      • Privacy-Focused Procedures – Access to recovered files is limited to what is necessary to verify a successful recovery and confirm file integrity.

      Whether you’re recovering family photos, business records, customer databases, legal documents, or other sensitive information, you can trust that your data will be handled with the highest level of confidentiality and care.

      Recovered data may be securely deleted immediately upon request. If no request is made, all recovered data will be automatically deleted from our systems after 7 business days.

    • Who can access my files?

      Your privacy is extremely important to us. Access to your files is restricted to authorized data recovery engineers who are directly involved in your recovery case.

      • Limited Access Only – Only the technicians assigned to your recovery may access your device or recovered data when necessary to perform the recovery and verify the results.
      • Need-to-Know Basis – We do not allow unauthorized employees, contractors, or third parties to view your files.
      • Strict Confidentiality – All recoveries are handled under strict confidentiality procedures to protect your personal and business information.
      • No Data Sharing – Your files are never sold, shared, distributed, or disclosed to outside parties.
      • Verification Purposes Only – File access is limited to confirming the integrity and recoverability of your data and identifying recovered files for reporting purposes.

      Whether your device contains family photos, financial records, business documents, legal files, medical records, or other sensitive information, we take every precaution to ensure your data remains secure and confidential throughout the recovery process.

      Recovered data may be securely deleted immediately upon request. If no request is made, all recovered data will be automatically deleted from our systems after 7 business days.

    • How is my data protected?

      Protecting your data is our highest priority. From the moment your device arrives at our lab, it is handled using strict security procedures designed to keep your information safe and confidential.

      • Confidential Handling – Every recovery is treated as strictly confidential. Your files are never accessed unless necessary to verify a successful recovery.
      • Secure Facility – Devices are stored in a secure, access-controlled environment and handled only by authorized data recovery technicians.
      • Limited Access – Only the engineers assigned to your recovery have access to your device and recovered data.
      • Encrypted Data Transfers – When recovered data is delivered electronically, secure transfer methods are used whenever possible.
      • No Data Sharing – Your information is never shared, sold, copied, or disclosed to any third party.
      • Data Deletion Upon Request – Once your recovery is complete and verified, recovered data may be securely deleted immediately upon request. If no request is made, all recovered data will be automatically deleted from our systems after 7 business days.
      • Chain of Custody Procedures – Your device is tracked throughout the recovery process to ensure accountability and security.

      We understand that your hard drive, RAID array, server, phone, or storage device may contain irreplaceable personal, financial, legal, medical, or business information. That’s why we take every precaution to ensure your data remains private, secure, and protected throughout the entire recovery process.