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Deleted files, formatted volumes, corruption and inaccessible file systems where the storage hardware remains functional.
Data Recovery
Lost data? Stop guessing before the damage gets worse.
We assess deleted, corrupted, inaccessible and failed storage devices and explain the safest next step before recovery work begins.
Recovery servicesLogical Recovery Advanced Recovery Physical Drive Failure Backup & Prevention
Different failures need different approaches.
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More complex SSD, RAID, encrypted, damaged or unstable-media cases after assessment.
Quote after assessment
Mechanical or electronic failure may require specialized procedures and parts. Do not repeatedly power on a clicking or failed drive.
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After recovery, we can help reduce the chance of another loss with a monitored backup plan.
Recovery outcomes cannot be guaranteed before diagnosis. Final pricing depends on the failure type, storage device, capacity, encryption, damage and required work.
First response
What to do after data loss.
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Stop using the affected device
New writes can overwrite deleted data or worsen an unstable drive.
New writes can overwrite deleted data or worsen an unstable drive.
2
Do not install recovery software onto the same drive
Installation itself may overwrite recoverable information.
Installation itself may overwrite recoverable information.
3
Do not repeatedly power-cycle a failing drive
Mechanical or electrical faults can deteriorate with continued use.
Mechanical or electrical faults can deteriorate with continued use.
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Request an assessment
We’ll help determine whether the case is logical, electronic, mechanical or better suited to another recovery route.
We’ll help determine whether the case is logical, electronic, mechanical or better suited to another recovery route.
Recovery is the last line of defense. Backup is the first.
If the data is recovered, we can also build a monitored local/cloud backup strategy around the device or business.