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Nov 1, 2013 3:03 AM in response to Patrick26Lby ds store,WD is aware of this issue and issued a email notice.
You have a choice of two options, provided there is no encryption used.
1: Take your hardware to a local PC/Mac tech that they specialize in data recovery, should be able to change things to make the RAID 1 into single drive(s).
2: Install Data Rescue and run a pass, it ignores things and direct reads the bits for any signs of files it can recover, since RAID 1 is a mirror only, your files are complete. (unlike RAID 0)
Data Rescue is free to download and run a pass to determine if it can recover files, but it's $99 to recover. They have excellent support.
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Nov 1, 2013 3:13 AM in response to ds storeby Patrick26L,Hello,
thanks for the quick answer.
I will try out to run Data Rescue.
Patrick
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Nov 6, 2013 10:39 AM in response to ds storeby André Vanasse1,Hi, my WD Studio II 3TB RAID 1 was erased too. Should I not take it apart and try to recuperate the data from only one of the drives and keep the other drive untouched, for safety? Any idea? TY