[Quesiton]RAID 0 Error

[SYM2RR]

Hi guys, I just changed my mobo and upgraded the cpu, and the RAID I had is not working properly now. It display as: (the two crucial 525GB ssd should be in RAID0)

 

And in the device manager, it display as two uninitialized partritions. Any thoughts? Thanks a lot in advance

[zMeul]

on most mobo RAID setups, changing the mobo is a very bad idea

I really hope you didn't had anything of importance on that array

[SYM2RR]

Just now, zMeul said:

on most mobo RAID setups, changing the mobo is a very bad idea

I really hope you didn't had anything of importance on that array

Hi there, thanks for the reply. 

I got like 300GB gaming footage on there... Just need that, the remaining 500GB temp files I don't care at all

[samcool55]

 

1 minute ago, SYM2RR said:

Hi there, thanks for the reply. 

I got like 300GB gaming footage on there... Just need that, the remaining 500GB temp files I don't care at all

Yeaaa i don't know if you will get anything back.

Anyway! is your OS on it and do you have a different drive that can be used to store the 300GB of footage for now?

[zMeul]

2 minutes ago, SYM2RR said:

Hi there, thanks for the reply. 

I got like 300GB gaming footage on there... Just need that, the remaining 500GB temp files I don't care at all

put back the drives on your old mobo and pray to god the new setup didn't override the array - most likely it did and you're screwed

sorry

[SYM2RR]

5 minutes ago, samcool55 said:

 

Yeaaa i don't know if you will get anything back.

Anyway! is your OS on it and do you have a different drive that can be used to store the 300GB of footage for now?

I really hope that I may recover the footage

Do have OS on 960EVO and got a intel 750 for any new footage. Probably never gonna try RAID ever again...

[SYM2RR]

6 minutes ago, zMeul said:

put back the drives on your old mobo and pray to god the new setup didn't override the array

Have you ever heard of anything that may recover this kind of loss by any chance 

[XenosTech]

Just now, SYM2RR said:

Have you ever heard of anything that may recover this kind of loss by any chance 

raid 0 isnt something thats recoverable... And it costs a lot of money to get it done right

[zMeul]

4 minutes ago, SYM2RR said:

Have you ever heard of anything that may recover this kind of loss by any chance 

data recovery centers - prepare the dough

 

better to ask questions 1st than kill the patient 

[samcool55]

3 minutes ago, SYM2RR said:

Have you ever heard of anything that may recover this kind of loss by any chance 

Well you can try this: http://www.freeraidrecovery.com/library/raid-rebuild.aspx

No experience with it but it's worth giving a try.

 

Or, if you dont mind paying for a license (which might be necessary): http://www.easeus.com/datarecoverywizard/free-data-recovery-software.htm

You can try it for free first to make sure you can recover stuff.

[SYM2RR]

6 minutes ago, XenosTech said:

raid 0 isnt something thats recoverable... And it costs a lot of money to get it done right

I think I accidentally deleted the partition table of the RAID if that make sense... it's the first 17MB on the drive

Any thoughts on reconstruct that?

[Technomancer__]

i use r studio

used it to restore my raid 0 because my array got overwritten

you can select the drives on the software and mark them as raid 0 together and then wait for it to finish and if youre lucky your files wont be corrupted

managed to restore some files tho

[SYM2RR]

5 minutes ago, zMeul said:

data recovery centers - prepare the dough

 

better to ask questions 1st than kill the patient 

Agreed. I'll seek for some professional help 

[SYM2RR]

5 minutes ago, samcool55 said:

Well you can try this: http://www.freeraidrecovery.com/library/raid-rebuild.aspx

No experience with it but it's worth giving a try.

 

Or, if you dont mind paying for a license (which might be necessary): http://www.easeus.com/datarecoverywizard/free-data-recovery-software.htm

You can try it for free first to make sure you can recover stuff.

Thanks man, I'll check them out

[SYM2RR]

1 minute ago, Ethocreeper said:

i use r studio

used it to restore my raid 0 because my array got overwritten

you can select the drives on the software and mark them as raid 0 together and then wait for it to finish and if youre lucky your files wont be corrupted

managed to restore some files tho

Appreciated, I'll see how that goes.

[XenosTech]

7 minutes ago, SYM2RR said:

I think I accidentally deleted the partition table of the RAID if that make sense... it's the first 17MB on the drive

Any thoughts on reconstruct that?

Nah that's not the partition table, you won't have easy access to that from in windows. You partition table would be found in the Master boot sector (can't remember if it's called the same thing in UEFI) And in the future do a backup if you're gonna change mobo's.

[SYM2RR]

Just now, XenosTech said:

Nah that's not the partition table, you won't have easy access to that from in windows. You partition table would be found in the Master boot sector (can't remember if it's called the same thing in UEFI)

OK, I believe that 17MB is some sort of config for the RAID...　I'll check if that's something that I may recover from