Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

Sorry it took so long to reply, when the scan was close to finishing I came back and my computer had locked up for some reason so I had to start it all over agian. But the good news is that when it completed it found the missing volume along with like 8 other random chunks of empty space. Exploring ...

That didn't see to provide anything I didn't already have. The failing disk is getting worse too, so I am back to using the 2 good images. What I am trying now is scanning the entire disk instead of just the free space. It is taking MUCH longer so I am hoping it provides some results. Before it ...

Another thing I was thinking of trying is to add the failing disk to the reconstructed RAID instead of using blank disk. So I would have the 2 images from the good disks and the failing disk that seems to have the information needed for rebuilding since it only tries rebuilding if that disk is ...

Yeah I looked at them. There are a number of files there (no names obviously), but I don't think it was close to how many there should be. The Recognized0 volume shows all the files and structure and even file sizes, but I can't restore from there. I will check when I can about the Raw files and see ...

The RAID controller is just the onboard motherboard one (Intel Rapid Storage). It is a RAID 5 with 3 disks (3TB each). I am not exactly sure what caused it to be marked as failed, but here are the events leading up to it: A disk marked as failed, but it was still working so the RAID rebuilt I think ...

I have reconstructed a RAID 5 that was marked as failed an successfully recovered data from one of the volumes. One of them was missing for some reason, but when I scanned the empty space the files from that volume showed up. I am having issues recovering them though. Some show as 0 files size and ...