Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

You see, R-Studio analyses the remnants of the previous file system. When it finds a valid file record it assumes that this is a valid file. But it's impossible to evaluate whether the disk sectors belonging to the file have been overwritten by some other processes.
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thanks for your reply.

OK, yes, I understand the problem of overwritten files. I don't know if a broken RAID0 array creates overwritten files. When I did the recovery saw that I could recover deleted files, but I only attempted to recover the directory/files that had not been deleted by me.

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Just a quick follow-up question... The recovery process seems to have gone seamlessly... If no errors are reported, can I be sure all the files have successfully been recovered?

You may change the offset.
Try to use ReclaiMe Free RAID Recovery to find correct RAID o parameters.

Brilliant! Seems to be working like a charm. After running the ReclaiMe analysis, it has a nice little tab labelled: "R-studio" which details all the steps to apply the parameters within R-studio ...

Hi again & thanks so much for your replies.

@Alt OK, great, I'll try tweaking the offset on the array & see if that makes a difference.

@Data-Medics, if that fails, I'd love to take you up on your offer to take a look remotely. Which software do you usually use for that?

Are drive offset ...

I'm new to recovering files from RAID, so please excuse my ignorance.

I have a RAID0 array that needs recovery (the motherboard controller broke). I can see the individual disks, which I've placed on new controllers on PCIE cards, and I'm pretty sure the HDD's are not faulty (I did a sector ...