ReadyNAS Pro Pioneer stopped working - Recovering data on ReadyNAS 316 #26373315

Ok, I tested several software for recovering files. I had a registered version of Restorer Ultimate Pro Network that did it's job for easy jobs these last years. I upgraded to latest one that announced it was capable of recovering RAID but after finding parameters with www.freeraidrecovery.com utility that scans disks and shows the most probable configuration I couldn't recover more than just a few files.

I tested several recovery softwares then I found www.reclaime.com and it's product ReclaiMe File Recovery Ultimate that allows to scan the RAID in demo mode with no need to pay. After a few minutes (no more than 5) the software found several possible RAID Disks and the first one, identified as C-C label for it's size looked right. I selected it and pressed the button "Start". and in less than 10 minutes it started to show me the shares. While the software is scanning you can click on the folders and preview the files. Dates and sizes where correct. I checked some files against the latest backup and looked with its full integrity.

It's awesome the way this software recovers the files. Don't need to achieve the 100% of the process. In my case, when it was less than 1% all shares and almost every file was there listed. I continued but the added files it found later were not relevant.

I had asked before by their support site for any kind of discount and they send me a coupon code for discount. The price after discount was very afordable so I registered and activated. Then recovered a couple of shares and tested the integrity of several tens of files and all were ok, opened correctly and seemed ok like images, audios, mp3, excel, and docs.

Indeed it was worth buying the license and on monday I'll have the satisfaction to reject the service contract Netrgear tried to sell me for that supposed initial diagnostics that would lead to an aditional recovery service contract worth in abaut 170 and up euros . I knew that recovering files should not be a problem as all disks were ok. I was abaut to fight against Linux to mount disks by myself, but after using this software I have to admit that it's so easy to use that and dumb can recover data with it. No have to deal with setting order for disks, RAID type, parity, blocks, offset, deep searches, trial and error method with a dedicated computer. 
It reads the phisical drives, logical drives, scans for configuration, and starts to do it's job with no technical questions to user.

Just recomend you a medium powerfull computer and at least 8GB of memory, but it depends on quantity and size of files. I connected the 5 disks directly to a motherboard with 6 SATA conectors, one of them for the system (Windows10) and the other five for disks. It announces in the documentation that disks can be connected by other ways, including USB, but I've not tested this point. Perhaps if sometime I have a failure of 6 disks I'll have to check connecting the disks in some different connection types.

They announce in their web that it supports a lot of manufacturers and RAID configurations or file systems. It's worth to try it as you don't have nothing to loose. 
If I find free time after recovering all files I'll try just a time to connect only 4 of the 5 disks to see if it also succeed in recovering files.
Sorry for these large sermon :-)
I'm happy now that these time searching for some afordable solution have been successful.
Excuse my poor English.