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Data Recovery
Quick Start
All laptop brands are supported, including
ACER
COMPAQ
DELL
FUJITSU
GATEWAY
Hewlett Packard
HITACHI
IBM
PANASONIC
TOSHIBA
and all others
If at all possible, remove the hard drive from the computer. Get expert help if necessary.
We GUARANTEE 100% Confidentiality and Privacy of your data. Your data will be secure and kept private at all times.
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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Laptop (Notebook) Hard Disk Drive Data Recovery
Inside of your laptop computer there are tiny 1.8" or 2.5" hard disk drive. To recover data we need only that drive, which you may easily extract from your notebook computer case. Remove all brackets, side screws, interface adapters before shipping drive to our recovery lab. Use the laptop manual or local technician help to extract the drive from your computer. Of course, you may ship the whole laptop computer as well.
We support all laptop hard disk drives for data recovery. The micro mechanics of laptop (notebook) hard drives can be a challenge even for the most of experienced recovery engineers.
The miniature laptop drive design makes a recovery more delicate and skill refined process and requires using of special tooling, equipment and expertise.
The most advanced data recovery technologies, Clean Room techniques, and over 15 years of experience in Data Recovery allow us to retrieve data from any failed laptop or notebook hard disk drive.
Most often requested LAPTOP / NOTEBOOK Hard
Disk Drives for Data Recovery
Click on your drive model from the table that is linked to the specific data recovery information (including price). If you cannot find the wanted hard drive model in the table, go to our drive search
Fujitsu Laptop drives
Hitachi Travelstar, EnduraStar, CinemaStar ATA and Serial ATA Laptop drives
IBM 2.5" Travelstar DK23 and IC25 Laptop drives
SAMSUNG SpinPoint M40, M60, M80 SATA and ATA Laptop drives
Seagate Momentus 42, 4200.2, 54, 5400.2, 5400.3, 7200.1 SATA and ATA Laptop drives:
Toshiba Laptop 1.8" and 2.5" MK and MK SATA (Serial ATA-7) hard drives:
WESTERN DIGITAL Laptop drives (2.5" WD Scorpio and 2.5" Scorpio SATA)
Typical symptoms and problems we can help with are:
- Clicking / Ticking / Scratching / Grinding Sounds
- Not spinning, Not powering on at all
- Drive not working after Power Surge
- Freezing or locking up the computer
- Not detected by BIOS / Computer
- Corrupted partition
- Accidental reformatting of partitions,
Accidental Deletion of Data, Virus Problems
- Hard disk is unable to be accessed ( Inaccessible drive or partition )
- Unable to boot computer
- The disk is seen in windows but asking to be formatted
- Unable to access drive in windows with an error message
- Error reporting ' Primary Master disk failed, Press F1 to continue'
Data recovery often involves replacing failed or damaged components in a clean environment. Failed components typically include read/write heads, head assemblies, and drive motors.
The success of recovery mostly depends on how fast the hard drive was SHUT OFF after the failure occurred.
Still looking for your drive? You may locate your drive model linked to specific data recovery information by using our fast Drive Recovery Search:
Hard Drive Data Recovery Search
Search for data recovery details and
cost for specific drive model.
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From customer's correspondence
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JEFF N.
CBIS INC.
WEST BROOKFIELD, MA USA
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,
I have received my DVD's and my hard drive from you today. THANK YOU VERY MUCH for recovering all of my important files and all of my memories.
GREAT JOB!!!!!!
I really appreciate it,
Jeff N.
CBIS INC
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Humberto A.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Fujitsu MHS2030AT 30 GB laptop
From Customer's order
Most important data: Outlook files (.PST) and Profile files for user vadjovaz
Failure occurred: Impossible to access drive
Drive in BIOS: No
Clicking: No
Spinning: Yes
Recovery attempts: Connected to another notebook/PC. Drive not opened.
After recovery:
Dear DataBe.com team,
We have received DVD's, and properly restored the user's information.
Thanks a lot for your work! Very impressive!
Respectfully,
Humberto A.
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Meghan F.
Richmond, VA USA
Hitachi IC25N040ATMR04-0 40 GB laptop
From Customer's order
I spoke to a franchise owner with RescueCom, and he referred you to me. I believe his name was Tony. Here's the history: I put my computer into hibernate mode on Thursday night. I left it in my car accidentally overnight, and it was a very cold night. When I got my laptop out Friday morning, it would not turn on. The blue power lights were on, so I think it did not go all the way into hibernate mode, so I thought the battery had died. I plugged in the power source, and I got an extensive, full screen error message, black with white writing. It said something to the effect of "Sorry for the inconvenience, but Windows did not start properly." Then it listed things that may have happened (i.e. shut-down, freeze up) and then gave me options for what mode to start it in (i.e. Start Windows normally, last known good configuration, and safe mode). I called Toshiba and they told me to take it to a computer repair shop to have data recovery, then to do a system recovery with my CD. CompUSA said that my hard drive was not readable. He had put it into another computer. He said he could hear it spinning, but it couldn't be read. Then I talked to RescueCom, and a technician came out to do data recovery, but he told me I'd have to send it to a clean room. I believe his computer recognized my drive, but then just couldn't pull anything off of it. I then called their company today, spoke with Tony, and he suggested I contact you guys.
After recovery:
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I am so happy and thankful!!! THANK YOU SO...
Sincerely,
Meghan F.
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