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How do I recover data from my NAS drive?

04/08/202204/08/2022| Shirley GriffinShirley Griffin| 0 Comment | 12:00 AM
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How do I recover data from my NAS drive?

How to recover data from a typical NAS device

  1. Install and start the program.
  2. Find the assembled RAID holding user data.
  3. Assemble RAID manually.
  4. Check its file system.
  5. Scan the storage.
  6. Choose and copy the needed files and folders.

How do I recover data from QNAP RAID 5?

So, to recover data from a failed QNAP you should do the following:

  1. Pull the disks out of the QNAP and connect them separately to the computer running Windows.
  2. Download and launch ReclaiMe File Recovery software.
  3. Select the desired volume and start the scanning.
  4. Save the needed files and folders.

How do I restore a RAID 1 drive?

All you have to do is replace the drive, enter the RAID configuration panels and you should be offered the option to rebuild the array. At least that’s what happened in my case. Your client should have never removed the drives from the machine, they are designed to easily recover a lost drive in an active array.

How do I recover files from a Buffalo NAS drive?

Buffalo data recovery

  1. To restore Buffalo NAS data you need to power the unit off, get the disks out of the Buffalo, and connect them to a PC running Windows.
  2. Download and launch ReclaiMe File Recovery software.
  3. Let the software finish scanning the drives for data partitions.

How do I recover deleted files from QNAP?

To recover deleted files from the Network Recycle Bin, right-click the files in the @Recycle folder and select “RECOVER”. To quickly and thoroughly undelete files from QNAP network drives with software, select a reliable, trustworthy yet powerful one as recommended here, and learn with the detailed user guide.

How do I repair a damaged RAID?

With this software, you can get files back from RAID hard drive with the 3-step process: Scan disks > Preview and select wanted files > Recover data. Choose the RAID drive from which you wish to recover data, and then click “Scan”. Wait for the scanning process to finish, the deleted files will show up one by one.

Can I configure RAID without losing data?

Important to note that you can’t set up RAID 0 without formatting (initializing) the drives as RAID 0. You would have to back-up your data before creating the raid.