REWAVE PROVIDES RAID DATA RECOVERY
SERVICES
FOR FAILED RAID 5 ARRAYS
ReWave Data Recovery offers brief
explanation of why many end users are turning to RAID technology
for their storage needs. Includes the common reasons for RAID
failure and steps to take to prevent permanent data loss.
Charlotte, NC (PRWEB)
March 26, 2007 -- In today's fast paced world, more
corporations,
small businesses, and end users are utilizing
multi-disk RAID array technology for their storage needs. RAID
systems offer users an increase in storage capacity over
traditional single hard disks. In addition, many RAID
configurations offer data redundancy which provides protection
of the data in the event of a system failure.
RAID systems, like any other data storage
mechanism, are also susceptible to failure. End users
experiencing problems with their RAID array can contact ReWave Data Recovery for RAID data recovery service.
The complexity of a RAID array can often
contribute to its failure as well. A RAID can fail for various
reasons including power surge, RAID controller failure,
operating system
failure, and multiple disk failure. In
addition, many end users experience rebuild failure after
replacing a member disk from the array. There are also cases
where the RAID array is intact, but the data can be corrupt due
to bad sectors, deleted files, or missing partitions.
The most important thing an end user can
do when experiencing a problem with a RAID array is to stop
using the array immediately. Continuing to operate the array in
a problematic state can cause permanent data loss.
ReWave offers 16 years of experience
performing all types of data recovery services including the
recovery of RAID data. The benefits ReWave offers include a free
evaluation and no data-no fee service. RAID recovery can be very
expensive- especially if you are dealing with a large number of
member disks. ReWave offers the best price in the
industry for
RAID recovery.
ReWave offers RAID recovery service for
all levels of RAID including RAID 0, RAID 1,
RAID 5, RAID 10,
RAID 50, and RAID 0+1. Each RAID case is given priority and
handled using a methodical process. ReWave keeps clients
involved every step of the way and offers telephone support 24/7
for critical recoveries.
