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[wyclefchin]

Just tested NAS Data Recovery from Runtime Software.

http://www.runtime.org/nas-recovery.htm

Now I can recover my RAID 5! No long scanning time, just arrange the drives as it was in the DNS-343. Voila! I can see and recover my Volume_1 now.

[JavaLawyer]

Just tested NAS Data Recovery from Runtime Software.

http://www.runtime.org/nas-recovery.htm

Now I can recover my RAID 5! No long scanning time, just arrange the drives as it was in the DNS-343. Voila! I can see and recover my Volume_1 now.

Is there any cost associated with this software?

[iuliand]

Price: $99 USD

Nice find! Good to know. Hopefully I'll never need it...
Thanks!

[JavaLawyer]

Great find. I'm adding this product to the DNS file recovery sticky post. 

[melvynadam]

I have just setup a clean Win7 installation on an IDE drive together with the four SATA drives from my DNS-343 RAID5 array which recently died.

Runtime Software's RAID Reconstructor tool was unable to find an array. Their NAS Data Recovery was equally unsuccessful.

Sadly, this has to be taken into account if you're intending to use RAID with the D-Link boxes.

[JavaLawyer]

I suppose we must also consider why the RAID died. The type and extent of damage to the array will dictate how well (if at all) third-party data recovery software will fare.