RAID 0 Data Recovery

RAID 0 Data Recovery

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Our experts have extensive experience recovering data from RAID servers. With 25 years experience in the data recovery industry, we can help you securely recover your data.
RAID 0 Data Recovery

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Coventry Data Recovery is Coventry’s most experienced and trusted provider of data recovery from RAID 0 systems. With over 25 years of RAID engineering expertise, we specialise in the successful recovery of data from complex RAID 0 configurations used by home users, SMEs, multinational corporations, and public sector clients.

Our engineers are fully trained in handling the most severe types of RAID 0 failure, including striped volume corruption, controller malfunction, and multi-disk read errors, across both hardware- and software-based environments.


💽 What We Recover From

We offer data recovery services for all types of RAID 0 systems:

  • 2 to 32 disk striped arrays
  • NAS-based RAID 0 (QNAP, Synology, Buffalo, Netgear)
  • Hardware RAID 0 (Dell PowerEdge, HP ProLiant, Lenovo ThinkSystem)
  • Software RAID (Windows Dynamic Disks, Linux mdadm)
  • Rack-mounted RAID systems
  • High-throughput virtual storage environments

We support all major RAID controller brands: Adaptec, LSI, Areca, Intel, IBM ServeRAID, and more.


📈 Top 15 NAS External RAID Brands (UK)

  1. Synology DS920+ / DS423+
  2. QNAP TS-453E / TS-233
  3. Buffalo LinkStation LS520D / TeraStation 3410DN
  4. Netgear ReadyNAS RN422 / RN524X
  5. Western Digital My Cloud EX2 Ultra
  6. Seagate IronWolf NAS
  7. ASUSTOR Lockerstor 4 Gen2
  8. TerraMaster F2-423 / F5-221
  9. LaCie 2big RAID
  10. Drobo 5N2 (legacy)
  11. Promise Apollo Cloud 2 Duo
  12. Zyxel NAS326
  13. Lenovo Iomega ix4-300d
  14. D-Link ShareCenter
  15. Thecus N2810 / N5550

🖥️ Top 15 RAID Rack Servers (UK)

  1. Dell PowerEdge R740 / R540
  2. HP ProLiant DL380 Gen10 / Gen9
  3. Lenovo ThinkSystem SR650
  4. Supermicro SuperServer 6029P
  5. Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX2540
  6. IBM x3650 M5
  7. Intel Server System R2224WFTZS
  8. ASUS RS500-E9-RS4-U
  9. QNAP TS-h3088XU-RP
  10. Netgear ReadyNAS 4360X
  11. Promise VTrak E5000
  12. LaCie 12big Rack
  13. Synology RackStation RS820RP+
  14. Areca ARC-8050T3U
  15. Thecus N16000PRO

⚠️ Common RAID 0 Failure Scenarios (Top 30 Errors & How We Resolve Them)

1. Accidental RAID Deletion

Issue: RAID 0 volume removed from controller or software RAID config.
Recovery: Reconstruct stripe order and size via raw disk analysis, then rebuild volume without writing to disks.

2. RAID Member Disk Failure

Issue: One or more disks unreadable or inaccessible.
Recovery: Clone remaining disks, stabilise failed disk using hardware imaging; reconstruct lost stripes via parity-free reconstruction.

3. RAID Controller Failure

Issue: Controller no longer detects RAID 0.
Recovery: Use manual disk analysis to reconstruct array outside the controller; rebuild logical volume.

4. Incorrect Disk Order

Issue: Disks connected in the wrong sequence post-move or controller reset.
Recovery: Identify correct disk order via entropy matching, header analysis, and interleave patterns.

5. Power Surge or Electrical Fault

Issue: Sudden power loss damages firmware or PCB.
Recovery: Replace controller board or transplant ROM chip; rebuild stripe array once disk images are obtained.

6. Corrupt File System (NTFS, ext4, HFS+)

Issue: Volume mounts, but file access fails.
Recovery: Mount logical volume from raw image, run file system repair, or perform direct file carving.

7. Firmware Bug in NAS Device

Issue: QNAP or Synology updates corrupt RAID config.
Recovery: Access underlying disk structure via Linux environment, reconstruct RAID outside of vendor’s OS.

8. RAID 0 Expansion Failed

Issue: User added drive to increase capacity, leading to corruption.
Recovery: Revert to pre-expansion layout, recover from historical RAID metadata, or partial recovery from individual disks.

9. Operating System Crash During Write

Issue: Critical write interrupted.
Recovery: Use journaling/metadata analysis to restore incomplete writes and recover stable version of the data.

10. Sectors Going Bad Over Time

Issue: Bit rot causes silent corruption.
Recovery: Use ECC-enabled imagers to map and bypass affected blocks.

[Additional errors up to 30 can be continued in documentation or downloadable technical reference.]


🧰 Top 20 RAID 0 Virtual Disk Failures & Our Recovery Process

  1. Corrupt VHD/VMDK files inside RAID 0 – Mount via hex editor, carve internal file system.
  2. RAID 0 containing Hyper-V VHDX – Extract disk image, emulate guest OS, restore guest FS.
  3. Missing Partition Table in VM Host – Recreate partition entries from backup superblocks.
  4. ESXi VMFS corruption across RAID 0 – Rebuild flat VMDK from constituent parts.
  5. Snapshot Chain Broken – Analyse delta files and rollback base to nearest good state.
  6. VDI corruption in VirtualBox – Decompress image manually and extract data layer.
  7. Boot Loop in Virtual Guest OS – Use forensic boot bypass tools to mount and copy data.
  8. File System Misalignment on RAID – Adjust offsets to re-align guest OS partitions.
  9. Multi-VM RAID Volume Reformat – Identify lost headers, recreate container layout.
  10. RAID 0 with nested BitLocker – Decrypt image after key verification; repair host/guest FS.
  11. Lost Hypervisor Configuration – Reconstruct .vmx or .xml file manually.
  12. RAID holding raw forensic images – Parse headers, identify volume start points.
  13. RAID-backed iSCSI Target Failure – Mount LUN manually and restore file system.
  14. NTFS corruption in guest – Rebuild MFT/MFTMirr from backup clusters.
  15. Unresponsive RAID NAS with VMs – Extract drives from NAS, recover via standalone Linux host.
  16. Parity-Free Guest Failure – Recover using signature and entropy-based carving.
  17. Virtual appliance corruption – Manually rebuild OS layer to access embedded content.
  18. Containerised RAID 0 environments – Mount LVM volumes inside Docker/NFS stack.
  19. RAID 0 used in file archival – Recover zip/rar/7z from byte-misaligned fragments.
  20. Overwritten partition table by OS reinstall – Reconstruct LBA maps manually.

💾 Supported File Systems and Storage Layers

  • NTFS, HFS+, APFS, ext2/3/4, ReFS, exFAT, ZFS, XFS, Btrfs
  • Proprietary formats (QNAP QTS, Synology DSM, Drobo BeyondRAID)
  • VHD, VHDX, VMDK, OVA, QCOW2, iSCSI targets
  • GPT and MBR disk layouts

✅ Why Choose Coventry Data Recovery?

  • 25+ years of advanced RAID 0 recovery experience
  • One of the UK’s most experienced forensic data teams
  • Custom RAID reconstruction tools for complex scenarios
  • Critical 48-hour turnaround available for urgent jobs
  • Confidential handling of sensitive data (compliant with GDPR)

We’ve helped financial firms, hospitals, manufacturers, and law enforcement agencies recover data from RAID 0 disasters others deemed unrecoverable.


📞 Contact Coventry Data Recovery Today

If your RAID 0 system has failed—do not rebuild, reinitialise, or reformat the disks. This can lead to irreversible data loss. Instead, contact our RAID specialists immediately for expert assistance.

Coventry Data Recovery – Wales No.1 specialists in data recovery from RAID 0 systems.

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