Data Recovery

About Data Recovery

The Data Recovery is the process of retrieval of inaccessible or corrupt data from digital media that has become damaged or has been corrupted in some way. The Data Recovery can be used to recover data from devices as varied as Hard Disk Drives, Memory Cards, Tapes, Mobile Phones, Personal Digital Assistants, Floppy Disk, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, Data Cartridges, Xbox and many more items.

The Data Recovery may be needed for reasons which could include issues as diverse as hardware failure, (the tape has been "chewed" up, the hard disk drive has failed, it could have suffered fire or flood damage, or logical failure, there can be corruptions in firmware, semiconductor failure, or accidental partition or file failure/deletion, a storage device could have been dropped, a hard disk drive may have been "accidentally" formatted). All of these instances will require the services of a professional data recovery company or a Data Recovery Software if the data was of such value (be it sentimental or financial) that the cost of the services is less than the perceived value of the data which is no longer accessible.

There are numerous ways that data can be recovered from digital media which can vary greatly, our professional Data Recovery Wizard software tools are available. If your storage has physical problems, we advise you to send it to a professional data recovery company.

The next problem is what happens when the hard disk or storage device doesn't work. For the smaller "Data Recovery Companies", this is a problem, and it is when the more serious Data Recovery Companies get involved, who specialize in higher end Data Retrievals. It is always recommended that the most critical work should be sent to a true data recovery specialist, (check out the accreditations - ensure the specialist has ISO9001-2000 Quality Assurance status, and is certified by ISO BE EN 14644 to ensure that their clean facility is at the correct level for intrusive data recovery work, find out how long that company has been trading, and check their testimonials).

And BACKUP is a good way to protect data.

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Common problems related to data loss and our solutions:

• How do I recover deleted file(s) and folder(s)?
• How do I recover lost file(s) and folder(s)?
• How do I recover deleted Email files?
• How do I recover lost photo images?
• How do I recover lost Word files?
• How do I recover lost Excel files?
• How do I recover Raw Drive?
• How do I recover deleted, missing or lost logical drives?
• How do I recover formatted logical drives?
• How do I recover Fdisked drives?
• How do I recover repartitioned drives?
• How do I recover hard disks involving Scandisk and Chkdsk?
• How do I recover 'Ghosted' (or 'imaged') hard disk drives?
• How do I recover Encrypted files on NTFS?
• How do I recover Compressed files on NTFS?
• How do I recover Dynamic-disk files in Windows?
• How do I recover files from EXT2/EXT3 Drive?