You can scan and Recover all of your datas with R-Studio ġ – Plug HDD to your laptop, and start R-Studio Ģ – Highest size part under “size” colon is your Datas stored part on Qnap HDDs. III – I Accidently Delete a file, so is there a Chance to Recover Datas? You can use USB-SATA converter for laptops or directly Plugin to PCġ – Download & Install Diskinternals Linux Reader Software Ĥ – Choose Your Qnap Main Volume And Double Clickĥ – Choose Folder You Want to Save And Check If Your Files Still Inside or Not Ħ – Right Click On folder / File And Click Save ħ – Follow Steps To Recover Your Files On Your Pc On windows, you can download, install and scan your HDD with this software You can use USB-SATA converter for laptops or directly Plugin to PC You can use USB-SATA converter for laptops or directly Plugin to PCĭ – Plug HDD to a virtual Linux on Vmware Īlso you can installa a virtual Linux to a Vmware to reach datas. HDD’s are format as Ext 3 or Ex4 format and you can reach all of your datas if you you this HDD with Linux installed computer.

If your HDD seems Plugged ind, you can reach all of your datas under “USBDisk3″ folder which appears in your other share folders. Just want to show you that you an plug multiple external device) (at picture down below, USBDisk 1-4 is my HDD, and USBDisk5 is my 2 gb USB drive. Sometimes some USB-Sata converters doesnt work, so use another converter if you cant see your HDD. You need this equipment and its price is around 20 $ in Turkey vendors Īfter you plug HDD, just go External Drives -> External Storage Device and check Qnap can recognize your HDD.

If you Plug one of your HDD to a working Qnap USB Port, you can reach all of your Datas. If it doesnt work, try to stard device only first HDD Simply shut down Qnap, plug out 1.th HDD and start device only with second HDD.

If your NAS device gives an error and you need a folder or file urgently, you can reach or recovery easly by this ways III - How to Recover Datas if you Accidently Delete II – How To Access Linux Formatted (Ext3 / Ext4) HDD On Windows Machine: Diskinternals Linux Reader For Windows I – How to Reach Datas if Your RAID System Crash

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