Data Recovery

Our Data Recovery Experts have helped thousands of people recover cherished data.

• Our experts have decades of experience in data recovery.
• We offer a fast turnaround, in most cases returning data to you in 3-5 days, with an emergency service available late at night, and during weekends.
• Our success rate for data recovery is excellent.  We have recovered lost data from computer failure, file deletion, corruption of files, damaged hard-drives and PCs, hard-drive failure, malware, force majeure events, and more.

Shut down your computer immediately if you are hearing strange noises coming from your hard-drive. These could include clicks, a loud whirring, or a grinding sound. These sounds might be telling you that the read and write heads inside your hard-drive are crashing into the spinning platters. This can cause irretrievable loss of data.  Shut it down and call RescuTechs to get your important data back safely.

If you’re planning on doing it yourself, be wary. What might seem like a minor attempt to get your data back, could easily result in permanent loss of data. It takes but a millisecond to overwrite the valuable data that you’re attempting to recover. This overwriting can make recovering your data even more tricky, if not impossible. The first attempt at getting the data back is generally the most successful. Don’t attempt recovery of your data if your hard-drive is making any of the strange noises we previously mentioned.

Whether it’s straight-forward, or highly complicated, we deal with every data loss scenario, including malware, lost files, computer crashes, damaged hard-drives or computers, force majeure events, hardware failure, data corruption, and accidental data deletion. Our experience, know-how, and tools mean we’re well-equipped for fixing your data loss issues, rapidly.

The Logical and the Physical:

1. Logical Hard-Drive Data Recovery – Logical failure in a hard drive can come about through corrupt data; virus infections, malicious software, and malware; software errors; lost partitions, or their accidental formatting; and accidental, or even deliberate, data deletion. Regardless of the circumstances, data that you can’t access requires the tools, resources and safe hands of a Data Recovery specialist.
2. Physical Hard-Drive Data Recovery – When a data storage device has been physically damaged, it requires physical hard drive recovery services. This physical damage could have come about through direct or ongoing trauma, dodgy repair work, tampering, or some other circumstances. Generally, the data is still safe on the storage media itself, but can be very hard to access when it’s housed in a physically damaged enclosure. To successfully effect these kind of recoveries, technical skills and cutting-edge equipment are required.

We can attempt to recover your data from all major manufacturers of data storage media and devices, including Buffalo, Clickfree, Drobo, Fujitsu, G-Tech, Hitachi, IBM, Iomega, LaCie, Maxtor, Quantum, Samsung, Seagate, SimpleTech, Synology, Toshiba, Transcend, Western Digital, and more.