RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) usage has spread from corporations to the home user as technology and software have provided cheap alternatives for the average user to take advantage of. For example, some home users use software RAID in their desktop computers.

There are a few RAID configurations which are available commercially (read: cheap) that are now commonly used. However there are many more RAID configurations which will lead to different data loss situations. As such, data recovery for RAID can get quite complex and a detailed explanation of the RAID configuration AND the data loss circumstances are crucial.

Some of the common RAID level we encounter:

| RAID 0 | RAID 0+1 | RAID 1 | RAID 5 | RAID 10 |

Why you need RAID Recovery

RAID, in spite of all the redundancy, despite all the fail-safe methods that RAID employs, it will fail some time or another due to human error or hardware error.

Adroit Data Recovery has been recovering all kinds of RAID systems and configurations and we are confident of recovering your data for you what ever your RAID system is. Be it any brand of RAID servers such as Compaq or HP Netserve RAID, Dell PowerEdge RAID, Sun StorEdge, MAC Xserve RAID or your own OEM RAID box.

The raid system can be any operating system platform such as Microsoft Windows Server NT/2000 / XP, Linux, SUN Solaris, Mac, Novell Netware etc and the disks drives used in RAID can be IDE ATA, SATA or SCSI. Just send it our way when you need recovery.