Can I Rebuild the Same Drive from Parity

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Dany· Answered on Feb 22, 2023

When a RAID fails, the RAID volume is rendered inaccessible, and the data is lost. However, you cannot directly access or restore data from RAID hard disks. To recover lost data, you should reconstruct or rebuild the RAID setup, which customers find the most challenging. Fortunately, many third-party data recovery tools are available to simplify this procedure.

If you are familiar with the RAID data recovery scheme, you can manually recover data from RAID. However, restoring data from RAID alone may result in total data loss if you are a RAID beginner. You should also be aware that rebuilding RAID can result in data loss. If you rebuild RAID incorrectly, you risk losing all of your data.

Downloading and installing dependable RAID data recovery software might be beneficial. We propose EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for recovering lost data from damaged RAID arrays. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is sufficiently secure to scan and recover data from various RAID levels. EaseUS RAID recovery software will assist you in recovering data from any RAID hard drive, as long as your computer system can recognize it.

You can also rebuild RAID manually or utilize RAID rebuild software. To avoid data loss, follow the advice provided below.

• Create a RAID structure image and a backup on a different drive first.
• Avoid creating a new RAID on outdated drives. If you do this, you may lose data.
• If you don't want the repair tool to erase file pointers and risk data loss, run the CHKDSK utility after creating the backup.
• Avoid moving, adding, or deleting files from the damaged RAID. Instead, you can duplicate or back up the files.
• If you don't want to lose the right drive sequencing, don't remove more than one disk at a time.
• Pay attention to RAID failure alerts and do not disregard them.

Following the criteria, you can begin rebuilding RAID without losing data.