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What should you do if you try to open a disk or USB drive on your computer, but they can’t be accessed because they have a RAW file system? How can you restore access to a RAW disk or USB drive? And the most important - how can you bring your data back in such case? Below, you’ll learn what kind of file system is RAW, how to fix it, and how to recover your data.

One of the important criteria for choosing a NAS (network attached storage) device is its ability to ensure data integrity using RAID arrays. However, to ensure reliable data protection, it is important to choose the correct RAID configuration. In this article, we will consider the implementation of RAID on different NAS devices, compare performance and reliability, and determine the optimal option for specific cases. We will also help you choose the most suitable file system to use in a RAID array on your NAS device.

Data storage and access are one of the key aspects of modern life, and the need for reliable and efficient data storage increases every year. One popular solution in this area is Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices. They allow you to create local network data storage, providing fast and convenient access to information. However, choosing the appropriate operating system to manage a NAS can be a challenging task. In this article, we will look at two of the most popular operating systems for managing NAS - Synology DSM and TrueNAS, and try to determine which one is better suited to your needs.

How to recover a USB drive after formatting? That is, if it was incorrect formatting, after which the USB drive may not be displayed at all, or displayed in a different format (or as a RAW device), or shown as some unallocated disk space etc. If this is what happened in your case, you need a computer to fix the problem. If you’re lucky, the USB drive can be repaired with Windows integrated features, but you might have to spend some time dealing with more complicated tools.