Hard Drive Data Recovery
We work at a hardware level on each data recovery project. This
means that we're able to recover data from even the most difficult
situations.
Failed hard drives, servers, and RAIDs typically require
parts replacement, realignment, recalibration, firmware restoration,
and mathematical calculations to determine MFT mount points and
data structures and much more.
If your hard drive contains vital data, MP3s, videos, pictures or game database
information, please, do not take unnecessary risks. Call us to at least have
us make an image of your hard drive before you attempt to fix it on your own.
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Desktop Data Recovery
Hard drives are mechanical devices and no matter which brand you have, it
will fail. It is just a matter of time or a fluke circumstance that will cause
it to happen. Usually when it is the most intrusive to your daily work.
From natural disasters (fire, flood or lightning) to virus infections, user
error (accidently deleting or formatting a disk) or even computer sabotage
by a former employee. Data loss happens in spite of your best efforts to prevent
it.
If the drive has failed, is clicking, grinding, or malfunctioning,
we strongly advise that you immediately turn it off. Further damage
can occur if you try to fix it yourself, especially if you hear
scraping, grinding, clicking or other unusual sounds.
Laptop Data Recovery
In a meeting or on the road, your laptop is probably your closest
companion, gathering and storing
information while you're collecting
data or away from your company's
main network. Hours and days
of irreplaceable data and files
can be saved to your laptop's
hard drive, and if it gets
damaged, the downtime can be
devasting which makes data
recovery critical.
Got a question or need help? Call 1-800-450-9282
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 What
You Can Expect Us To Do When
You Contact Data Recovery San
Jose
We begin by identifying and replacing faulty internal parts like
the heads, re-writing firmware,
performing platter swaps, recalibrating
and realigning the file structures
and attempt to restore as much
of your data as possible, as
fast as possible.
Hard drives that are clicking, or making unusual sounds, go directly
to the clean room bench where the PCB controller, heads and platter
surfaces are checked and tested for scratches, scoring, correct
calibration, ohm readings and failed chips.
ROM chips and firmware are checked. The spindle motor is tested
for proper rotation, speed,
alignment and frozen or damaged
bearings...which can usually
sound like a 'clicking' noise.
Servo mechanisms that identify
the parameters and structure
of the hard drive are tested
to determine whether they have
been damaged or overwritten.
Your faulty hard drive parts
are replaced and correct firmware
is loaded. Once your hard drive
is brought to a state of readiness
a sector-by-sector image is
created. Then from that image
the data is placed onto
a new external hard drive for
you.
Got a question
or need help? Call 1-800-450-9282
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