Rebuilding or resilvering a degraded array in a typical NAS device may take multiple days, all while putting your data at risk by stressing the remaining hard drives and increasing the risk of subsequent failure. A failed RAID controller will throw a redundant array out of sync even if the physical hard drives are in perfect order or if the number of failed hard drives allows for the complete RAID controller repair recovery. While “R” in “RAID” stands for “Redundant,” redundancy does not mean your storage pool is immune to failures. Recovers information from degraded arrays from all types of RAID controllers
The RAID hard drive recovery software recognizes all types of Windows software arrays. Storage Spaces can replace a RAID 1 by mirroring data across multiple drives for redundancy, or a RAID 1 by combining several physical drives into a single storage pool. Storage Spaces work similar to RAID arrays, yet they are implemented entirely on a software level. In addition to “classic” arrays, Magic RAID Recovery has been tested on various software arrays, including the popular Windows Storage Spaces, a feature that combines multiple hard drives into a single virtual volume. Single-disk volumes and concatenated JBOD arrays are also supported. The RAID recovery software for Windows supports the most common composite arrays that combine striping, mirroring, and parity in various combinations, including RAID 01, RAID 10, RAID 50, and RAID 60. In addition, RAID 1E, RAID 5E, RAID 5EE are also supported. The following basic RAID levels are supported: RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 4, RAID 5, and RAID 6. Magic RAID Recovery by East Imperial Soft recognizes all types of RAID arrays created with a wide range of controllers. Supports all types of RAID arrays, including Windows Storage Spaces
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