When a Synology, QNAP, Buffalo, Drobo, or small office NAS will not mount, the wrong rebuild can destroy the remaining data. We preserve drive order, image each disk, and reconstruct the array virtually before extracting files.
If a NAS says degraded, crashed, rebuilding, or volume not mounted, stop. Label every drive bay position and power the unit down. Reinserted drives, forced rebuilds, and firmware resets are the most common ways recoverable NAS cases become unrecoverable.
Each drive is imaged sector-by-sector to fresh media. We determine RAID level, drive order, stripe size, parity rotation and file-system layout, then rebuild the array virtually so the originals remain untouched.
After data is recovered, we can hand off to Atascocita IT for backup redesign, NAS replacement, Microsoft 365 migration, or managed monitoring so the next disk failure does not become a production outage.
Yes. We handle Synology SHR, SHR-2, BTRFS and EXT volumes, including cases where a rebuild failed or more than one disk has errors.
Not before the data is protected. A rebuild stresses every remaining disk and can destroy the array if another drive is weak.
Yes. We recover VMDK, VHDX, Hyper-V, VMware, database and file-share data from NAS and small server arrays.
Evaluation is a flat $50, same day. RAID/NAS recovery is quoted after we inspect the drives, array layout and failure pattern.
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