Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

God, I'm glad that I said something...no, I haven't done that, but I will do that...thank you! Will report back...

And, there ya go...no Raid offsets found. Now I am mind boggled as to what exactly I did when I took one of the drives out of the enclosure....I know that I did it because I wanted to put a drive from my Thunderbolt 2Big in there at a time when I didn't have a computer with a Thunderbolt port on it ...

i scanned the lacie, which is connected to USB 3, because the firewire 800 ports don't seem to be working...and i created a virtual raid just messing around with r-studio...i've been reading the FAQ's and all of the information on your site, and right now I have r-studio attempting to auto detect ...

by the way, i can see all of the data, the folder structure and everything...even the files say that they're the right size, based on duplicates that i have elsewhere of some of them...but, when i attempt to recover them, i get error messages saying that the file type is unknown or the file has been ...

again, because of the PNG files, you may have to open the images in another browser window, or download them, to see them properly...sorry about that...

The answer to that question is no, the Raid was not rebuilt from 0 to 1...if anything, I may have changed the Raid setting on the box, without the drives in it (yep, I may just be dumb enough to have saved my ass on that one)...but, I did not change any Raid settings with the drives in the enclosure ...

to see the full image, open in another window...i didn't specify dimensions for the png, so on my screen it cuts off the right side...sorry

Hi! First time poster, recent purchaser of R-Studio/Mac - and voracious searcher for the solution to my problem...going to lay it out in as much detail as possible in hopes that you all can help me...R Studio is the first glimmer of hope I have gotten on the subject of my dysfunctional Raid drive ...