Recover Data from Single RAID 1 Hard Drive (LINUX-Based NAS)

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Video Demonstrates how to recovery your files or data from a single drive pulled from a NAS or Network Access Storage device (LINUX-Based NAS). If you found this useful please Comment, Like, and Subscribe. Link to Software: http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/

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  1. This save me! Thanks.
  2. Of all the things I tried..... It's this easy.
  3. Will this work on a windows HD as well?
  4. Perfect, thank you. I used your video before, and once again today to remember what the program was called -- appreciate you taking the time to share.
  5. would this work for a buffalo chl v2 2tb  linkstation you think? just ordered a new WD 2 bay 6tb mirror nas so plan is to do this and place all the files onto the new nas hopefully not sure it is was set in raid mind the old nas
  6. thanks a mil!
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  8. Same issue, same NAS. Never me and ReadyNAS again, real crap.
  9. Thanks for your video, contain the all information for recover NAS information.
  10. Didn't work
    :/
  11. You have saved my life!! I recommended a Seagate Black Armour 2Tb to my Dad and after a year the raid controller failed. He had stored years of photos, files ect on the disk and Seagate basically said "Sorry the files are gone... but we may be able to recover them via our chargeable recovery service (£650)!". I am no pc expert, but with your video I've managed to recover every file... THANK YOU!
  12. Thanks for the share!

    Tried using this, but the software was not much of a help, this includes Disk Internals RAID Recovery, Linux Recovery & Linux Reader.

    So, used UFS explorer instead! http://www.ufsexplorer.com/
  13. Most likely could mount in PC and boot a linux live CD and open the drive right up to read.
  14. Great. Thanks. Worked a treat. Thanks for sharing.
  15. Followed every single step listed on here, but for some reason, when I got to my multimedia folder, where my files were, it was an empty folder. I had over 2.4TB of media in there. Any advice?? It seemed like it would work, but my folders are empty. Please help.
  16. Had the exactly same NAS (Duo), the same problem (drive 1 has gone, drive 2 was mirrored) and... DIDN'T WORK! Of course!
  17. Just AWESOME! Thanks for your post. @Seagate was no help. You da Man.
  18. Thanks for this great video ... saved my bacon too, thanks