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Hi! Welcome to the ReclaiMe channel where we discuss different aspects of data recovery.
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Now I would like to show you how to recover the data from RAID 0 array.
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RAID 0 is one of the simplest RAID levels.
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It is needed at least two disks to create it.
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You can create RAID 0 using a hardware controller
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or a special software or a NAS device.
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For example, 2-bay Buffalo NASes used RAID 0 level by default in their early devices
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I hope, that they changed this setting in the latest devices.
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RAID 0 level isn't so popular among users
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because it doesn't provide any redundancy.
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And if one of the array member disks fails, all the data is lost.
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So, now let's see how the data is written to the RAID disks.
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Disk 1 and disk 2
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Data blocks are placed in such a way.
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In RAID0 block size is usually well under 1 MB
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which means that any file is evenly spread all over the member disks.
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Therefore, if you lose one disk
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data recovery for all practical purposes can be considered impossible
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because all you get are files no larger than the block size.
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Thus, if you need to recover the data in case of a disk failure,
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don't waste your time and turn off this video because you won't succeed.
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But if you deal with a failure not associated with array member disks,
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for example a hardware controller failure,
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a controlling software failure or accidentally deleting the file
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I will show you what to do
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Firstly, we need to recover the RAID configuration, which includes
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number of disks, disk order,
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what the disk was the first
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start offset and block size.
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For this purpose, we will use a free tool - ReclaiMe Free RAID Recovery software.
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So, my RAID0 includes 2 disks
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and was created with this hardware controller
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Firstly, we need to remove the disk from a controller
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and connect them to the PC.
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It's better to connect the drives directly to the PC motherboard
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However, if this is impossible
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you can buy a special USB to SATA adapter
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But take into account the fact
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that with these adapters disks are often not detected
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or software freezes or disks drop offline
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So, now connect our drives to the PC
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So, remove the front panel using screwdriver
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I have only one free SATA port
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so, I connect one drive directly
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and another drive using USB to SATA adapter.
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Connect SATA
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and power
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And connect adapter
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Go to www.FreeRAIDRecovery.com site
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and click Download
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Select all RAID0 disks
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and click Start RAID0 button
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Wait until software analyses data on drives
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The RAID 0 recovery finishes
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when either Scan or Confidence progress is completely filled.
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The Raid recovery is done,
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the software recovered the configuration.
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Then, to restore the data,
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you should click 芦Run ReclaiMe to recover data.禄
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Choose our RAID volume
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and click Start.
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Folder tree appears
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and then you can check the quality of recovered files.
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If the files are displayed correctly in the preview,
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so they will open correctly after saving.
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Some type of files like exe,
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are displayed in hexadecimal representation.
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Don't worry
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They also will open correctly after saving
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You do not have to wait until the scan is completed.
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If you see that the expected amount of data has been recovered
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and the indicator of number of recovered files has stopped growing
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you can start to save the recovered data.
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ReclaiMe Team was with you. See you soon!
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