How do I recover data from a failed RAID array?

[AmeliaWilliams]

To recover data from a failed RAID array manually, start by assessing the RAID configuration and identifying the specific issue, such as a failed drive or degraded array. Begin by replacing the faulty drive with a new one and rebuilding the RAID array through your RAID controller’s management interface. If the array does not rebuild successfully, use a RAID recovery software to analyze the array's metadata and reconstruct the data.

For a more straightforward approach, consider using specialized tools like the BLR NAS Data Recovery Tool. This software is designed to handle complex RAID recovery tasks efficiently. It scans the array, identifies the failed components, and helps reconstruct the lost data with minimal effort. By leveraging advanced algorithms and a user-friendly interface, BLR NAS Data Recovery Tool simplifies the recovery process and increases the chances of successful data retrieval.