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May 09, 2008
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Data Recovery
Quick Start
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Back to Data Recovery F.A.Q.
How long does data recovery take? Every drive is looked at immediately upon receipt and most recoveries are completed within 24-48 hours. Our data recovery lab operates 24 hours, 7 days a week. Some recovery operations are time consuming, especially for drives with
big capacity. For example, when a magnetic layer on the spinning platters
(disks) is heavily damaged, we use specialized hardware and software tools
to create the raw image by examining the low-level data sectors (Magnetic
force microscopy used to analyze the magnetic patterns stored on a medium).
This is then converted into readable data and recovered to new media.
Then Software recovery specialists analyze, fix & recover data from
raw images. Imaging alone may take up to few days of recovery time for
badly damaged devices. Our goal is to return your data to you within two to three working days.
However, because of the complexity of data recovery there will be times
when it will take longer. After performing our initial evaluation, we
will provide you with an estimated time to restore your lost data. |
From customer's correspondence |
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Mikael R.
Hitachi HTS548080M9AT00 80 GB laptop From Customer's order It spins, but XP crashes (blue screen) when accessing.
After recovery: Dear Sirs,
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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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Dennis or Bill
Maxtor Diamond Max Plus 8 40 GB From Customer's order Upon boot up reads hard drive failure, bios sees drive tried to read off another computer...
After recovery: Thank you for your recovery services, much appreciated.
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Tom H.
IBM IC35L120AVVA07 120 GB From Customer's order I had to reboot the system after not using for awhile. When the PC rebooted, the HDD that I am sending you was not recognized. I checked in the BIOS setup and the IDE channel is still active, but it reports no drive is attached. The only thing I've done is checking the drive in BIOS and powered up the drive without the IDE connection. The drive spun up and didn't make any unusual noises. I stopped at that point from trying to do anything after I read your web site warning about trying to change the electronics.
After recovery: Dear Databe,
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Jan O. M.
Maxtor 6Y080M0 80 GB From Customer's order Recognized by BIOS - yes Spinning Sound - yes I did send this to a local guy to try to restore data. He was unsuccessful.
After recovery: I think I have everything I needed. I will recommend your services any time I have the opportunity. You have made me very happy. Thanks. Jan M.
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