Data Recovery from Drives Arrays - RAID

The #1 Expert At Recovering Lost Data From RAID And Other Enterprise Storage Systems.

Have You Lost Access To Important Data (Business Data, …) ?
Has Your RAID, Server or NAS Suddenly Stopped Working ?
As A Result, Is Your Business In peril ?

Professional data recovery from RAID, servers and NAS is offered by Exalab using the latest technology on the market. Our engineers have already helped many clients to successfully recover data if one or more drives in the array failed or controller stopped working correctly. Our long-term success rate of data recovery from RAID is around 90%.

• We provide RAID and all other types of storage media diagnostics for FREE!
• We offer RAID data recovery for all types of RAID, from all kinds of devices.

Time is money, especially for corporate clients who have important work data stored on their arrays. We have most of the parts needed to recover data from RAID in our stock. Depending on the type of RAID failure, our engineers can start working on the case within a short time.

For successful data recovery, the correct user procedure is also required. You can find the approximate price according to the type of data recovery here.

Approximate price according to the type of RAID damage

Data recovery capabilities depend, among other things, on the type of hardware and software used, the RAID configuration, and adherence to recommended RAID failure procedures.

We will inform you about the type of the defect and the quotation after execution of free diagnostics. Data recovery from RAID is performed in our specialized laboratory and your data is always in the care of trained professionals.

RAID is a very useful way of streamlining data management in smaller and larger companies, and is also in the private home environment, for example within NAS data storage. Many users believe that RAID can not fail, because it is in most configurations resistant to failure of at least one of the drives, the device has automatic recalculation on Hotspare disk and other advanced features. With confidence in these RAID features, many users do not back up data in any other way. However, RAID is not a backup, it is only a technically advanced way of storing data more efficiently and can fail at several levels, similar to disks.

Confirmation of a defect for your insurance company

Is your data insured? Before you confirm your order, we will provide you with a “fault report” to have your data rescue approved by your insurance company before you confirm your order.