Install the software, launch it, and use the 'RAID Reconstruction' feature to detect and assemble your RAID array automatically or manually.

It supports NTFS, ReFS, APFS, HFS+, Ext2-Ext4, XFS, JFS, Btrfs, UFS, and ZFS, enabling cross-platform data recovery.

Use the Manual RAID Builder under the 'Tools' menu to define parameters like stripe size and parity, and reconstruct the array manually.

Yes, the software can mount and parse VMDK, VHD/VHDX, VDI, and QCOW2 files directly for recovery or analysis.

Features include RAID reconstruction for various types, virtual storage management, cross-platform file system support, and advanced disk imaging with fault tolerance.

It offers fault-tolerant imaging with adjustable I/O parameters and bad block mapping to recover data from failing disks efficiently.

You can buy a perpetual license or opt for a subscription plan; check the 'Pricing' section on the official website for details.

It offers individual licenses, volume licenses for businesses, and subscription plans for flexible, ongoing access—see the 'Licensing' page for details.

Go to Settings > Account > License Management within the app or visit your user account online to update or renew your subscription.

Ensure disks are properly connected, verify metadata integrity, and use the manual RAID builder. Contact support if issues persist.