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RAID is a great system for increasing speed and availability of data as it offers more data protection than non-RAID disk systems. The management of the disks and the data distribution across them can be extremely complex.

No matter how well designed or implemented the system is, still there is one factor that causes problems to most RAID array and that is human being.   

Why raid used?  

RAID is a technology that is used to increase the performance and/or reliability of data storage. The abbreviation stands for Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks. A RAID system consists of two or more drives working in parallel.   

Problems that occur in RAID Server systems:    

Data recovery due to hardware failures

• Bad sectors
• Backup drive failures
• Burnt or failed power supply
• Damaged actuator
• Damaged Motor
• Damaged head
• Damaged controller chip
• Hard drive firmware corruption
• Hard drives making clicking, grinding, or other abnormal noises
• Hard drive head crash
• Hard drive crashes
• Hard disk drive malfunction
• Hard disk drive component failure
• Intermittent hard drive failures
• Intermittent drive failure resulting in RAID degradation
• Media surface contamination
• Multiple RAID hard drive failure
• RAID controller failure
• RAID disk drive overheating
• RAID drive incompatibility
• RAID drive overheat
• RAID Array unrecognized
• RAID degradation caused by intermittent drive failure
• RAID Configuration Corruption
• RAID controller Malfunction
• RAID Array disk failure
• RAID Array hard drive repartition
• RAID Array missing partitions
• RAID server won’t boot up
• RAID disks logical and/or mechanical failure
• Vibration damage

Data recovery due to software failures

• Corrupt files / data
• Computer virus and worm
• Corrupt or damaged files and folders
• Computer virus or worm attack
• Directory corruption
• Damaged files or folders
• File structure corruption due to disruption of logical volumes
• Firmware corruption
• Missing or inaccessible drive partitions/volumes
• RAID array configuration lost or corrupted
• Server OS unable to boot
• Server registry misconfiguration

Data recovery due to user errors

• Accidental physical or liquid damage
• Accidental RAID drive/array reformat
• Accidental repartitioning
• Accidental file deletion/overwrite
• Data loss due to employee sabotage
• Incorrect replacement of drive components
• Lost/forgot password
• RAID array misconfiguration
• RAID configuration overwritten
• Water Spilled over RAID hard drive

Data recovery due to application failures

• Applications unable to load or open files
• Corrupted application files
• Corrupted database
• Deleted/missing tables
• Locked database(s)

Data recovery due to natural causes in the area

• Fire, flood, earth quake, lightning or storm damage
• RAID disks failure due to power spike or fluctuation

Printex has experience in RAID recovery services, spanned and striped systems. We only require the storage devices in order to recover lost data.      

 OUr Raid Specialist Engineer Knowledge 

RAID 0              RAID 1            RAID 3      

RAID 4              RAID 0+1        RAID 10    

 RAID 5             RAID 5E         RAID 5EE    

RAID 1E           RAID 50         RAID 51

RAID 6            RAID ADG       RAID Z        

We support the following manufacturers, controllers, and arrays:

• 3Ware                          
• Addonics                  
•  Adaptec                    
•  Arco
• ATTO Technology    
•  Buffalo Technology  
• Belkin                    
• Broadcom
• BUSlink                  
• Compaq                  
• Cables Unlimited    
• Dell (PERC)
• DPS Duplidisk        
• Escalade                  
• HighPoint              
• Hewlett Packard
• IBM                        
• INTEL                           
• LSI Logic              
• Mylex
• NEC                      
• PowerEdge                
• Promise FastTrak    
• RAIDCore
• SIIG                       
• SUN                           
• Sabrent                    
• Snap Servers   
• StarTech        
• SuperMicro               
• Synology                
• Sonnet Technologies
• Systemax             
• Tyan                      
• VisionMan               
• XFX SyncRAID

 Here is the list  of general "Do's" and "Don'ts" you need to know if you are using RAID-5 for data storage. If you're reading this list for education, you'll be wiser for the experience.  If you're already dealing with an emergency situation, do read on, but as you'll see, it may be too late for some of the advice provided.

    DO's ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

• Fully document your storage array configuration during initial setup, including the physical arrangement and order of connection for all component devices, especially the disk drives.
• Maintain sequence of array members by tagging the physical disk drive units (not simply the tray the drive is mounted in) while everything is fully functional, and certainly, if trouble does arise, BEFORE any trouble-shooting begins.
• Test the subsystem's ability to recover from a drive failure. With all data backed up, remove one of the drives from the subsystem while it's running, and bring it back to full, undegraded operation using a blank hard drive replacement.
• Understand the fundamental concepts behind RAID-5 functioning, so that when any anomaly occurs remedies are always focused on preserving the data.
• Recognize that if as many as two hard drive elements have failed (that means any more than ONE), there is no possibility for regaining access to stored data without high-level data recovery expertise (call Micronics right away).
•  Understand the distinctions between RAID-5 and other common levels of implementation, i.e., RAID-0, RAID-1, RAID-6, and RAID-10; knowing what your subsystem is NOT will help you understand better what it really is.
• Be familiar with any RAID subsystem manufacturer's documentation and technical descriptions. At the same time, don't rely on manufacturer service help to protect your data: their focus is on proper functioning of the equipment and they generally assume your data is backed up.
• Immediately replace a failed hard disk drive element upon fault detection; the replacement must be a pre-tested, known working device, fully conforming to subsystem designer specifications.
• Fully understand what "fault tolerance" really means in terms applicable to your specific subsystem, and always take action without delay to protect its full, complete functioning.
• When and if you begin in-house troubleshooting on failed RAID equipment, be meticulous and get assistance to document each and every remedial step taken.
• Know that rebuilding a RAID reporting a corrupted file system will not repair it, but further corrupt your data, possibly making it unrecoverable.
• As with all data storage, back up regularly!

         DON'Ts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

• Do not think of a RAID-5 as a data backup solution (it's really only a scheme to increase data availability).
• Do not think of rebuilding a RAID-5 as a data recovery solution.  Ideally you can read all data and have ensured a viable backup for the data contained on the subsystem is already saved before rebuilding.
• Never continue remedial actions after it becomes known that more than one disk drive has a fault; if this is the case you must seek professional data recovery help (call Micronics right away).
• Do not EVER attempt to rebuild a RAID unless ALL of the hard disk drive members are present, accounted for, confirmed to be fully functional individually, connected in the correct sequential order, and that the RAID controller also performs its POST and any other test routines flawlessly.
• Never ignore a RAID-5 data storage subsystem fault warning, or any behavioral anomaly; if a drive has failed, first back up the data in the array, then replace the drive, and then rebuild. Even though your data remains completely available, you are running in a degraded mode: the fault tolerance is lost immediately when one drive malfunctions. Limit your RAID degradation or loss of fault tolerance to the shortest reasonable time.
• Don't remove more than one disk drive at a time from its mounted or physically installed position; this way you can't lose track of the drive connection sequencing.
• Do not allow the RAID controller to execute write operations on any known working drives thus overwriting striping data needed for RAID-5 reconstruction.
•  CHKDSK or the like should not be used, and if so, only with extreme caution; successful uses with RAID-5 are very limited; do not guess.
• Don't try disk drives in different "slots" or shuffle the physical ordering of the array unless you are (and you probably cannot be) certain that the subsystem controller can recognize the changes; do not guess.

Don't keep trying numerous "experiments" in efforts to bring inaccessible data back on line; call Micronics -- rather than later.                                                                                                                                          

Why choose Printex for RAID Recovery?

1.Single Point Of Contact
A dedicated RAID technician will know the details of your case and be ready to answer all your questions at any time.

2.    Fastest Recovery Speed Available
Multiple highly-trained technicians working on each case and ongoing training keeps our RAID teams faster than the competition, and our recovery service puts a team of qualified technicians on your case immediately until the recovery is complete.

3.    Security
Your data is handled securely and in confidence. Full nondisclosure agreements are automatically in place on every case we work on as per our terms and conditions.

4.    Experience
Since our inception, Micronics has recovered data from all types of configurations, and levels of RAID. We have worked with every major controller card, every brand of hard drive, and hundreds of different recovery scenarios.

5.    Highest Customer satisfaction rating in the industry.
Our customer satisfaction guarantee insures you are notified regularly on the progress of your recovery. We treat all RAID recoveries with the highest priority and ensure you are updated regularly until completion.

6.    High Success Rate
RAID recovery is a delicate and complex process, and two things are certain: The first recovery attempt is the best opportunity for success, and secondly the recovery company you choose, can greatly impact the outcome. Micronics prides itself on its success rate on failed RAID systems recovering data at a success rate of 90%.

Database Recovery  

Corrupted database files and device, Accidentally deleted records, Deleted or dropped tables,Backup files not recognizable by database engine, Accidentally overwritten database files & devices .We Recover Major Database Like SQL Server, Oracle, Access MDB, Mysql and etc . Contact +91-8890055953 Database recovery in Kota Rajasthan.

What is DataBase ?? 

A database is a collection of information that is organized so that it can easily be accessed, managed, and updated. In one view, databases can be classified according to types of content: bibliographic, full-text, numeric, and images.

In computing, databases are sometimes classified according to their organizational approach. The most prevalent approach is the relational database, a tabular database in which data is defined so that it can be reorganized and accessed in a number of different ways. A distributed database is one that can be dispersed or replicated among different points in a network. An object-oriented programming database is one that is congruent with the data defined in object classes and subclasses.

Computer databases typically contain aggregations of data records or files, such as sales transactions, product catalogs and inventories, and customer profiles. Typically, a database manager provides users the capabilities of controlling read/write access, specifying report generation, and analyzing usage. Databases and database managers are prevalent in large mainframe systems, but are also present in smaller distributed workstation and mid-range systems such as the AS/400 and on personal computers. SQL (Structured Query Language) is a standard language for making interactive queries from and updating a database such as IBM's DB2, Microsoft's SQL Server, and database products from Oracle, Sybase, and Computer Associates.

As databases increase in size and queries place demands on the continued availability of the operating system, the time and hardware resources require back up. Although most database systems have incorporated backup and recovery tools into their interfaces and infrastructure it is advisable to understand the backup and recovery process without the tools.

There are number of reasons for data loss in the database like system outages, data corruption and database files corruption. Basically there are two main reasons for data loss in database.

The database failures that occur while update transactions is taking place. The corruption of OnDmand database which is usually caused by media failure      

Our support for database recovery from situations like:

• Corrupted database files and devices
• Accidentally deleted records
• Deleted or dropped tables
• Backup files not recognizable by database engine
• Accidentally overwritten database files & devices

Our expertise in database recovery includes:

SQL Server, Oracle, Interbase, Access MDB, Dbase, Paradox, DB2, Sybase, Informix, Mysql  

Our lab Engineer Had Dedicated Following Database knowledge

• SQL Server Database
• Exchange Server Database
• Sharepoint Database
• Microsoft Visual
• FOXPRO DBS Database
• Corel Paradox Database
• SAP Sybase Database
• Oracle Database
• MySQL Database
• Filemaker Database
• Custom Designed Database  

Our Speciality For DataBase  :   

    Problem Handle By Our Lab Engineer

•  Virus or malware infection.
• File system corruption.
• Operating system/Application malfunction.
• Power outage or unexpected system shutdown.
• Huge size of the database.
• Internal structure of the database is damaged
• Bad sectors in the storage media.                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Tips For SQL DataBase     ( SQL Corruption & Data Recovery)
• DO NOT make a backup of the database to the same drive.
• DO NOT use the disk or array if the database corruption was caused by hard drive failure, RAID collapse, bad sectors or check disk utility.
• DO NOT restore a database until you make a copy of the current database files. Sometimes the backup is outdated or corrupted and the restore process will overwrite the actual data.
• DO make a copy of the database and log files to an alternate physical drive before you do anything.
• Do Contact Micronics Data Recovery lab For Quick and professional Solution.  

​ "  if DataBase Failed / Coupted  and Can't be Repair By Any Database Repair tools      than Our Database Specialise Engineer is fix Manullly problem .  "  

 Linux Data Recovery

Linux is an Open Source implementation of UNIX which runs on many different hardware platforms including Intel, Sparc®, PowerPC, and Alpha Processors. Hundreds of application programs have been written for Linux, some of these by the GNU project. Linux's architecture like LNA creates a more reliable system. Systems using protected memory and pre-emptive multitasking are inherently more stable. Because the source to Linux is open source, it is easy to customize and to update rapidly (total cost of ownership is also low). This flexibility has enabled Linux to run on everything from handheld and embedded systems to clusters of hundreds of servers. LNA uses on the server side an industry- standard platforms running the Linux operating system.    

Our expertise in recovering data from situations like:

 Crashed LILO boot record                Files deleted in File System

Deleted volumes                                 Damaged super block

Corrupted inode                                  Broken disk

Improper configuration of multi-operating systems 

Our Linux Data Recovery Services supports all flavors and file system like:

              Linux versions -

•         Red Hat Linux 7.1 / 7.2 / 7.3 / 8.0 / 9,
•         Red Hat Advanced Server 2.1
•         Red Hat Enterprise Linux Advanced Server3. 

              Linux File systems

•        Ext4
•        Ext3,
•        Ext2  
•        exFAT
•        FAT32
•        FAT16
•       FAT12

             Linux flavors

•      Caldera
•      Debian
•     Mandrake
•     Turbo Linux
•     Red Hat
•     Suse
•     Gentoo
•    Slackware
•     SCO.

            Hard drive media  

•    IDE
•    EIDE
•    ATA
•    SCSI 
•    SAS