Hard Disk (HDD’s) (Hard Drive) Recovery

58% of data loss is caused by logical failure, inexperienced and human error, virus infection, file system corruption, deleted files and folders, formatted systems, and software malfunctions.

Our Data Recovery Process can help you extract data from a range of situations. Our services will meet your expectations with 100% customer satisfaction. We promise that our lab engineer can do Data Recovery with Format Recovery, Virus Damage, Partition Raw Display, Not Detected Hard Disk Issue, PCBA Burnt Hard Disk Firmware/ROM Damage, Head Partially Read/Write Issue, Head Crashed and much more. Our recovery method is 100% safe and professional in every situation. 

Our Hard Drive Data Recovery Services includes:

• Formatted Disk Recovery
• Hardware Failure Recovery
• Corrupted File Systems Recovery
• Flood Damaged Drives
• Human Error (Deleted)
• Virus Infected Disk Recovery
• Fire Damaged Disk Recovery

Hard Drive Evaluation

We offer a complimentary evaluation if you send us your single-drive – as long as it hasn’t been opened and exposed to air, or sustained water or fire damage. We’ll perform an evaluation on the hard drive and work quickly to determine the cause of the failure. Once we know what needs to be done for data retrieval, we’ll reach out to you with all the information you need. We understand how stressful it can be to see your hard drive fail, and our staff will be there for you along the entire process and help get your data recovered as soon as possible.

What to do when you experience hard drive failure

The most common cause of data loss is hard drive failure, which can have negative consequences for any business. Unfortunately, hard drive failure is a part of life. A firm’s hard drive failure is inevitable. The question is not whether or not it will happen, but when. However, hard drive failure does not have to result in data loss with proper planning and a strategic response. The following seven strategies can be used to deal with hard drive failure.

Hard drive failures are inevitable, but with strategic responses, data loss can be minimized. Here are seven crucial strategies:

1. Immediate Action for Boot Disk Failure:
   • Unplug and remove the failed drive.
   • Avoid reboot attempts and consider professional data recovery for critical data.
2. Caution with System Software:
   • If not mission-critical, attempt data retrieval without system software.
   • Avoid using tools like chkdsk that may overwrite lost data.
3. Data Retrieval Software:
   • For file system-related failures, use data retrieval software.
   • Install the drive in an external enclosure to reduce disk utilization.
   • Refrain from saving files to avoid overwriting lost data.
4. No Opening Drive Case:
   • Never open the drive case outside a clean-room environment to prevent data loss.
5. Avoid PCB Swapping:
   • Never swap PCBs between drives, as it may destroy the drive’s unique configuration.
6. Caution with Bad Sectors:
   • Do not attempt to repair bad sectors using data retrieval software on a failing disk.
   • Contact a professional for bad sector retrieval to a healthy disk.
7. Damage Control in Extreme Situations:
   • In cases of water, fire, or vandalism damage, refrain from powering up a system with critical data to avoid non-recoverable data loss.

By following these strategies, businesses can navigate hard drive failures with a proactive and informed approach to data recovery.”

Disk type:

• Desktop
• Laptop
• NAS 
• DVR/CCTV
• External Hard Disk

Our Hard drive Data Recovery lab Engineer Knowledge

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Our Lab Engineer is expert in Seagate hard disk data recovery, Western Digital (wd) Hard disk data recovery, Samsung hard disk data recovery, IBM hard disk data recovery, Hitachi Hard disk data recovery, Toshiba Hard disk data recovery, Maxtor hard disk data recovery, fujitsu hard disk data recovery and Quantum hard drive data recovery.

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In addition to Seagate hard disk data recovery, we also specialize in Western Digital (WD) hard disk data recovery, Samsung hard disk data recovery, IBM hard disk data recovery, Hitachi hard disk data recovery, Toshiba hard disk data recovery, Maxtor hard disk data recovery, Fujitsu hard disk data recovery, and Quantum hard disk data recovery.

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Our Lab Engineer is expert in data recovery services for different different platform supported operating system like windows, Linux, NetWare, Macintosh/Mac, Ubuntu, sun, Solaris, Unix, VMware, dos, hpux and Aix.

File System

A file system in computing, is a method of storing and organizing computer files and the data they contain to make it easy to find and access them. There are two types of file systems: those that utilize physical data storage devices like hard drives or CD-ROMs, while those that are virtual only serve as access methods for virtual data or data over a network (e.g. NFS). 

Essentially, a file system is a set of abstract data types that are implemented for storing, organizing, manipulating, navigation, accessing, and retrieving data.

We provide data recovery services for different file systems, such as

• NTFS, NTFS5, FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, EXFAT
• Ext4, Ext3, Ext2, ReiserFS
• NSS, NWFS
• HFS, HFS+, HFSX and HFS
• UFS, JFS, EAFS, HTFS and VxFS

Final conclusion

The Do’s and Do Not’s of Data Loss

It takes just a few moments for hardware failure and data corruption to cause panic, chaos, and poor decision making. Please take one moment to read this. There are two ways to recover data on almost any system. We can help you recover data on a wide range of platforms. Here are some tips on what to do and what not to do when dealing with a data recovery company. 

Hard Drive / Hard disk/ HDD Failure Tips !!! 

“Hard Drive Failure Tips: Protect Your Data with Caution

1. Avoid Opening Your Hard Drive:

• Leave hard drive issues to qualified data recovery engineers in certified clean room environments.

2. Steer Clear of Circuit Board Swapping:

• Modern drives may have firmware/system area conflicts, causing major problems when swapping circuit boards.

3. Skip Freezer Myths:

• Don’t attempt to spin up a frozen drive; moisture condensation can lead to head contact and drive destruction.

4. Rely on Professionals, Not Home Remedies:

• Ignore home remedies; consult professionals for data recovery if you value your lost data.

5. Avoid Power Cycling Clicking Drives:

• Continuous power cycling won’t revive a clicking or non-responsive drive; seek professional help to prevent irreparable damage.

6. Be Cautious with Recovery Software:

• Don’t install recovery software on the same drive/partition as your lost files; it may overwrite them during installation.

7. Exercise Caution with OEM Recovery Tools:

• OEM helpdesk techs may prioritize hardware over your data; seek professional assistance instead.

8. Slave Your Drive into a Working System:

• Check for readiness and file system integrity by slaving your drive into a working system; copy data if only the OS is corrupt.

9. Try Undelete Demos for Recovery:

• Experiment with undelete demos from the internet to assess recovery feasibility; purchase the tool if it meets your needs.

10. Seek Professional Help When in Doubt: – If unsure, consult professionals for data recovery; learn basic recovery procedures on expendable systems.

11. Prioritize Regular Data Backups: – Back up your data regularly; it’s not a matter of if, but when a hard drive failure may occur.”