- May 6, 2010
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Hi All,
I have a problem...
In rebuilding my PC, I accidentally included one HD into a new RAID0 that was not supposed to be included. I immediately removed it from the RAID0 array.
Re-formed the array with the 2 drives that were supposed to be, installed Windows and attempted to access the data on the 3rd drive which originally contained all my pictures only to find that it's empty.
I'm not too sure where to start. I'm currently scanning the drive with Stellar Pheonix and hope to recover the files but will probably loose the structure (folders etc.) (Recuva refuses to scan the drive and asks me to format it before I scan it... yeah right !!!)
(incidentally, does anyone know which Stellar Pheonix option I should pick to recover the structure ?)
Does anyone have any tips that might help recover the drive's content and it's folder structure (before Is end the drive in to a data recovery company).
PS Yes I have backups but they are a little older and I'd like to try to recover the current data.
Thanks for your help
I have a problem...
In rebuilding my PC, I accidentally included one HD into a new RAID0 that was not supposed to be included. I immediately removed it from the RAID0 array.
Re-formed the array with the 2 drives that were supposed to be, installed Windows and attempted to access the data on the 3rd drive which originally contained all my pictures only to find that it's empty.
I'm not too sure where to start. I'm currently scanning the drive with Stellar Pheonix and hope to recover the files but will probably loose the structure (folders etc.) (Recuva refuses to scan the drive and asks me to format it before I scan it... yeah right !!!)
(incidentally, does anyone know which Stellar Pheonix option I should pick to recover the structure ?)
Does anyone have any tips that might help recover the drive's content and it's folder structure (before Is end the drive in to a data recovery company).
PS Yes I have backups but they are a little older and I'd like to try to recover the current data.
Thanks for your help
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