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May 11, 2008
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Back to Data Recovery F.A.Q. We recommend you backup your files on other media, or on other hard drive. The reality of hard drives is that they are going to crash sometime. It is not a question of If, but When. Nothing can prevent data loss better than performing routine backups of all your data. Users can save hours, days and weeks of downtime by minimizing their data loss through routine backups. A good anti-virus software package, updated regularly, will also offer some protection against data loss. |
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Barney C.
Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 40 GB From Customer's order Drive is NOT visible in BIOS; failed in OS
After recovery: Thank you very much for your professional recovery services. We appreciate it greatly.
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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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Gilbert T.
Hitachi HTS726060M9AT00 60 GB laptop From Customer's order Cause of failure - Water spilled on the laptop while running. Shorted the HDD circuitry & motor. Drive dose not power-on or spin.
After recovery: Thanks for your hard work and especially the option of the disc re-image. That could prove to be the life saver.
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Humberto A.
Fujitsu MHS2030AT 30 GB laptop From Customer's order Most important data: Outlook files (.PST) and Profile files for user vadjovaz
After recovery: Dear DataBe.com team,
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