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May 16, 2008
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Data Recovery
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Our experts regularly provide technical articles about data recovery that can help people gain a better understanding of data-related issues and computers in general - everything from the technology behind how data is stored to the best ways to protect your server from a costly disaster.
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The success of data recovery mostly depends on how quick the hard drive was SHUT OFF after the failure occurred.
We use non-destructive recovery procedures to recover data. We scan and copy each sector of failed drive to image and work off that image, not your hard drive.
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From customer's correspondence |
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David M.
Maxtor 5T050H6 60 GB From Customer's order Drive is NOT visible in BIOS. The first problem was that the drive failed to boot with a message that the NTLR was missing (or something like that). I then bought a new drive and installed a new OS on that drive (hoping to read this drive as a slave). I do not believe that any data has been written to the old drive since the drive's initial failure to boot. But now when I start the PC, whether I use a cable select or master/slave configuration for the two drives (old/failed and new), the BIOS reports a hard drive failure on this old drive, and the OS does not see the drive at all. The new drive works fine, suggesting that the problem is definitely with the drive, not the PC or controller.
After recovery: Thank you, David M.
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JEFF N.
Seagate ST94811A 40 GB laptop From Customer's order I was traveling on business and my computer bag did fall from the car seat on to the floor while driving to the airport. The bag was a very well protected and cushioned bag. Upon arrival at the hotel I plugged the Ethernet cable into my computer and started my computer. Microsoft outlook began to load and it froze. I tried to end task but it did not allow me to, I shut off the computer. When I tried to start the computer again I got the prompt that the hard drive was not detected. I called dell and they had me try to re-boot and it would not. They indicated that the hard drive had crashed.
After recovery: Dear DataBe.com team,
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David C.
Hitachi IC25N060ATMR04-0 60 GB external laptop From Customer's order HDD was dropped. Took it to BEST BUY they used a hard drive enclosure and it did not read anything...
After recovery: Thanks! I am so thankful for your work!
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