How can I transfer the data from two RAID 0 HDDs to a new external HDD after suffering a motherboard failure? I want to recover and transfer the data from the RAID 0 HDDs that are currently in the broken laptop to another HDD. Can this be done?
RAID 0 is especially suitable for works that require high performance but don't care about data security, such as graphics workstations. For individual users, RAID 0 is also an excellent choice to improve hard disk storage performance. Although the performance of RAID 0 is the highest among all RAID levels, it does not have any fault tolerance or redundancy.
When you encounter RAID 0 data loss, you should know recover RAID 0 data is possible. If one of the member disks fails, all data is lost. But you can use a professional RAID 0 data recovery software like EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for RAID 0 data recovery, whether human errors, abrupt power outages, controller failures, or software failures cause the RAID corruption.
Here are the step-by-step guides for restoring data from RAID 0 with EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard:
Step 1. Click Scan after selecting the RAID 0 device from which you want to retrieve data. Wait for the scanning procedure to be completed; the deleted files will appear one by one.
Step 2. You can use Filter as a rapid navigation tool to find deleted or missing files. You can also search using the file name or extension to locate your missing RAID 0 disk files.
Step 3. Click Recover after selecting the desired files. Browse to save these files somewhere else that is safe.
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