Data Recovery Services

Hard Drive Data Recovery

Hard drives fail for mechanical, electronic, firmware and logical reasons. DiskAnalyst diagnoses the specific cause of failure before attempting recovery,…

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SSD Data Recovery

Solid state drives store and manage data completely differently from mechanical hard drives, and recovering data from an SSD calls…

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RAID Data Recovery

RAID failures rarely involve a single point of failure. A degraded array, an interrupted rebuild, or a controller fault can…

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NAS Data Recovery

NAS systems combine one or more drives with a storage layer that varies by manufacturer — often standard Linux file…

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USB Flash Drive Recovery

USB flash drives combine a small controller and NAND flash storage in a single compact package, and are especially prone…

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Memory Card Recovery

Memory cards used in cameras, phones, drones and dashcams rely on managed flash storage and a controller, similar in principle…

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Deleted Data Recovery

When a file is deleted, it is typically marked as free space rather than immediately erased — the underlying data…

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Formatted Drive Recovery

A format is not a single operation. A quick format rewrites a drive's file system structures and generally leaves the…

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Hard Drive Firmware Recovery

Firmware corruption can make a mechanically healthy drive appear dead — not detected, reporting 0 or incorrect capacity, stuck in…

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Mechanical Hard Drive Recovery

Mechanical failures — damaged read/write heads, a seized or failing spindle motor, platter or media damage, or the aftermath of…

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Clicking Hard Drive Recovery

A clicking or repetitive seeking sound is a symptom, not a diagnosis. It can result from several different underlying causes…

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Bad Sector Data Recovery

Bad sectors are areas of a drive that can no longer be read reliably, and can appear gradually as a…

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Server Data Recovery

Server storage failures are rarely a single-drive problem. A hardware or software RAID controller, several member drives, and the file…

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VMware & Virtual Machine Data Recovery

A VMware failure can originate at more than one layer: the physical drives, the RAID array underneath the host, the…

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BitLocker Data Recovery

Recovering data from a BitLocker-encrypted drive is a two-part problem: the underlying media has to be recoverable, and the encrypted…

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