What to Do with a Failed RAID Array: Part I
Every other motherboard installed in a recent PC has a capability to run a RAID array. Many users enable that feature, assembling high-performance or high-reliability arrays at home. However, due to...
View ArticleHandling a Failed RAID Array: Part II
In this article, we look at common causes of problems making the RAID arrays fall apart, along with recommendations on how to handle the issues to minimize the possibility of a data loss. Failed Hard...
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Preventing Data Loss: SMART Monitoring Your Disks
It’s always easier to prevent a data loss instead of recovering information from an already failed disk. Today’s storage media, including all magnetic and SSD disks, gives plenty of early warnings to...
View ArticleTop 10 Data Recovery Mistakes (1-3)
In this article, we’re going to speak about the most common mistakes done by computer users and organizations when planning the prevention and recovery of data loss situations. Those are real (and very...
View ArticleRedundant RAID Arrays: Not a Perfect Panacea
Designing and implementing the optimum storage system is an often underestimated challenge even in large organizations storing and accessing humongous amounts of information. More often than not,...
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