📘Introduction

The digital era is a risky time for data loss, and in the worst case, you might have your business in ruins and your bits of information scattered all over the place. Data loss in RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) setups is not an uncommon issue, be it related to hardware faults, software malfunctions, or operational errors of the user. But do not be disappointed yet, since the new SysInfoTools RAID Recovery Version 22.0 is now made available, a powerful tool especially developed to recover data from broken RAID arrays without the need of rip off fees. As the latest, most powerful release in the suite of reliable recovery tools of SysInfoTools, this version brings forward increased effectiveness, wider system compatibility, and a more user-friendly user interface.

📊Overview

SysInfoTools RAID Recovery 22.0, the data recovery software, can be appropriately used in all configurations for redundant arrays of stated types: RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, etc., and stands out. It performs the analysis of the corrupted RAID drives by creating the virtual arrays and then by extracting the data in its original format as per the file systems, namely NTFS, FAT, exFAT, and even with Linux Ext2/Ext3/Ext4. This program adds value by being able to work on the RAID members individually and directly without the RAID being online or working. Priced reasonably and with the demo version offered for free, it provides the necessary robustness required for recovery and also makes it easier for the users, who are afraid of the high costs involved in data recovery labs, to recover their data.

📝Description

Operating on the basic principle, SysInfoTools RAID Recovery 22.0 does it by way of downloading the disk imaging of the raw disks into the memory and then simulating the radical logic of the RAID controller to rebuild the array structure. Once the virtual RAID is reconstructed, it performs a thorough scan to locate and preview recoverable files, folders, and partitions.

This utility is great for configuring the scenarios of the failures: be it because of the controller or partial damage through the sectors with a bad disk, virus or infection. It functions on virtual platforms like VMware and Hyper-V files as well as on physical servers and can recover the files and folders which might be on dynamic disks or spanned volumes. The new edition of the software, version 22.0, brings about an advanced error handling feature for the latest most used RAID setups based on SSDs and better support, to deal with more advanced storage solutions needing larger disk capacity up to 16 TB per disk.

✨Key Features

SysInfoTools RAID Recovery 22.0 speaks of impressive characteristics that give the competition a perfect solution to run for the crowned spot among data recovery markets:

• Advanced RAID Reconstruction: It not only identifies the 20-level RAID but also rebuilds all of them in a segmented or nested fashion, for example, 50/60 RAID, which are the combination of two other RAID levels. This enables the user to adjust for instances of nonstandard arrays.
• Deep Scan and Preview: The multi-threaded scanning engine employed by the software can regain up to 99% of the data with the preview feature for email, documents, pictures, and databases simultaneously at run time, guaranteed for instant saves.
• File Filter and Search: The filter device is just one single click away with additional tools that can filter files out by file types, sizes, and dates, bringing down the recovery time to the lowest possible minimum.
• Support for Multiple File Systems: Capable of managing most of the damages done with Windows (NTFS/FAT), macOS (HFS+), and Linux (ext), hence it is versatile for environments of a hybrid nature.
• RAW and Formatted Recovery: The tool can recover from formatted drives and RAW disks, where the filesystem is not recognizable.
• User-Friendly Interface: Semiautomatic with prompts and progress bars to keep you focused and on the right track, and there are one-click “save” buttons available for those who do not have advanced technological skills.
• Batch Recovery and Scheduling: Run multiple drives together and arrange scanning for particular times during off-hours to save the changes for business purposes.
• Secure and Portable: No new software systems for the portable versions, just temporary mounting of the ISO file; all operations are read-only, and no further files can be lost.

These features refined in the Version 22.0 include the removal of bugs to give it better stability and offer storage of the recovered data in the post-recovery via cloud tape libraries.

🛠️How to Install

In case you are wondering how to perform RAID Recovery 22.0 installation, know that it is simple and easy and requires only a few minutes of your time:

• Download the Software: Go to the official website of SysInfoTools and download the installer for Version 22.0, which is very small (only 10 MB to download and 64-bit version only). Optionally, one may take a free trial to see the extent.
• Run the installer: To get the installation process started, first open the downloaded .exe file. If this causes a User Account Control (UAC) alert, just click ‘Yes’.
• Accept License Agreement: Provided that you go through the agreement, tick the box to declare your acceptance and, afterwards, define your preferred folder for program installation (the default directory is C:\Program Files\SysInfoTools\RAID Recovery).
• Select Components: Modify to your heart’s content if need be, like a checkbox for Desktop or Start menu shortcuts—and click Install. The process ends in less than 2 minutes.
• Launch the application: When the desktop is activated, study all the features of the application. Insert your license key to get all the features of the full version, or run this application in the demo mode. For portable use, rename the ZIP file and then run directly without installation.
• Security Notice: To avoid the software as being flagged with the anti-virus, add the installer exception to the software. Post-installation, refer to the Help menu to keep updated with the latest updates and patches to achieve the optimum system performance.

💻System Requirements

These are the most basic and general details regarding the operation of our software on the PC:

• Operating System: Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 (32-bit or 64-bit); Server editions such as 2019/2016/2012 supported.
• Processor: Intel Pentium or equivalent, which is more than or equals 1 GHz; multicore processor is recommended for large scans.
• RAM: Minimum 4GB; 8GB or more for handling RAID arrays over 10TB band-widths.
• Hard disk space: 100MB for the application; more room for the restored information (can just be as large as the primary array).
• Other: USB 3.0 or SATA ports will be utilized to connect all RAID drives, as well as the latest model of .NET Framework 4.5 or higher and administrative privileges are needed.