We recently received a drive from a client who had been told that in order to continue his hard disk recovery a head-swap would be necessary as the drive was clicking. This prognosis had been received from someone who in turn had almost certainly read online about the famous “click of death”. A sound which […]
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RAID 5 is the most commonly encountered RAID configuration in commercial applications, there are good reasons for this, offering as it does an excellent balance between optimising the access speed to the data stored and protecting against data loss through hardware failure, however this doesn’t eliminate the very occasional need for RAID 5 recovery. For […]
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