Stellar Data Recovery
- 1. About Stellar Data Recovery
- 2. Basics of Data Recovery and Common Scenarios
- 3. About the Guide
4. Getting Started- 5. Working with the Software
- 5.1. Recovering Data from Existing Volume
- 5.2. Recovering Data from Lost Drive/Unallocated Partition
- 5.3. Recovering Data from CD/DVD
- 5.4. Recovering a Lost Partition
- 5.5. Recovering Data from Crashed Computer
- 5.6. Working with Disk Images
- 5.7. Working with RAID
- 5.8. Recovering Data from Virtual Machine
- 5.9. Previewing Scan Results
- 5.10. Saving the Recovered Files
- 5.11. Performing a Deep Scan
- 5.12. Saving the Scan Information
- 5.13. Configuring Advanced Settings
- 6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- 7. About Stellar
Stellar Data Recovery / 5. Working with the Software / 5.7. Working with RAID / 5.7.3. Scanning RAID Volumes
5.7.3. Scanning RAID Volumes
After you have built a RAID, RAID and all RAID volumes will be displayed in the ‘RAID Recovery‘ screen. You have to scan a RAID volume to recover data in that volume. You can select only one volume at a time for scanning. Almost all the data in the files and folders will be found by performing recovery on the selected volume or removable media. FAT, NTFS and exFAT file systems are supported by the software.
To scan RAID volumes:
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After you build RAID, RAID volumes are displayed in the ‘Select Volume to Recover RAID Data‘ section of Raid Recovery.
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Select the volume to be recovered and click Scan.
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Recover your data using the options given below:
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Recovering Data from Existing Volume: you can recover your deleted or lost data from the hard drive or external storage media connected to the system
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Performing a Deep Scan: In case, your desired file is not included in the list of files detected, you can opt for Deep Scan to perform a comprehensive scan of the selected drive or location.
Note: The option to save scan information is not available for RAID Recovery.