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Anonymous Posted on Mar 19, 2010

Good morning. I have installed in my Company a Iomega nas model 450R. This morning after a reboot,it seems it can't find the boot disk and the nas asks for a operating system restore or go back to factory default. On that nas i have many copies of Company data, and i don't like to loose them. THere is a way to entet into the nas in recovery mode and try tosolve the problem, before loosing all? Thanks in advance.

  • Anonymous Mar 22, 2010

    Hi, thank about your answer.
    Nowi have the nas in front of me. The ligths on 4 disks are of, douring start up too. It seems that the raid would be gone...
    If i check into the raid bios it sees the raid, but the light on the disks doesn't flasing.
    The only thing that the nas do is: Starting with a pre-configured software to restore the nas, all or Operating system only.
    I can't do anything else.
    I tryed to selecet as start up disk, the back-up, created by the raaid, but nothing change...

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It seems that the main hard drive in this server either went bad, had a windows corruption or that one of the internal connections inside this server went bad.

You would need to check on all three of these areas to make sure 1) the main hard drive is functional (which is my first suspision so check the hard drive for errors and if it fails you would need to do a data transfer to a new hard drive). 2) use your windows software to repair the dammaged registry that may have been corrupted somehow (only do this if the main server's hard drive passes its hardware tests).

You would need to run the original os but I would need to know which one you are using to guide you more to solving the regisrty issue.

3) Hopefully tis server has a warrenty and it may need replacing if all else is working.

Try #1 which is the highest supected for failed hard drive issue (remember if discovered that main hd is bad you may need to perform a data transfer immediatly and replace with a new hard drive.

any other questions please write back with status :)

  • Anonymous Mar 22, 2010

    But Im not reading that you physicaly checked the main hard drive that has the initial operating system. Did you test that hard drive out to see if it is valid?



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