I have two SATA disks from a PC that is no longer bootable. They are written in RAID 0. Can I read them again with this device? If so, how should I proceed so that the automatic function of this device does not destroy the data?

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Such hardware RAID systems are usually proprietary and not compatible with each other. I would only try something like this with the same manufacturer or go straight to a data recovery specialist. Good luck!

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I have two SATA disks from a PC that is no longer bootable. They are written in RAID 0. Can I read them again with this device? If so, how should I proceed so that the automatic function of this device does not destroy the data?