Hard Drive Data Recovery. No Data, No Charge!
- Brand: AffordableComputer
- Product Code: giga-DataRecovery700
- Availability: In Stock (High Stock)
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$700.00
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Hard drive is making clicking noise and/or cannot be detected at all?
Hard drive cannot be detected in BIOS but holds the start up for ages and system is not going further?
External hard drive is dropped and you no longer can get your data?
Most customers are more concerned about the valuable photos, emails, documents and other data rather than the hard drive itself.
We are here to help.
Hard Drive Recovery
Your systems hard disk is made up of intricate components that can be susceptible to many types of failure. All of which require an expert approach and the experience of a data recovery professional.
Our contractor uses class 100 IS05 clean room facilities when opening any hard disk to ensure your data is never at risk. As a standard we class a Hard Drive failure as follows;
* Physical failure: Where any physical component internal to the hard disk has failed.
* Electronic Failure: Where the drives circuitry fails. We normally see this after a “black out” or where incorrect power supplies are used.
* Logical failure: Where areas of the disk are degraded and encroach upon your data or your systems data due to age and other factors.
No Data, No Charge!
Hard drive cannot be detected in BIOS but holds the start up for ages and system is not going further?
External hard drive is dropped and you no longer can get your data?
Most customers are more concerned about the valuable photos, emails, documents and other data rather than the hard drive itself.
We are here to help.
Hard Drive Recovery
Your systems hard disk is made up of intricate components that can be susceptible to many types of failure. All of which require an expert approach and the experience of a data recovery professional.
Our contractor uses class 100 IS05 clean room facilities when opening any hard disk to ensure your data is never at risk. As a standard we class a Hard Drive failure as follows;
* Physical failure: Where any physical component internal to the hard disk has failed.
* Electronic Failure: Where the drives circuitry fails. We normally see this after a “black out” or where incorrect power supplies are used.
* Logical failure: Where areas of the disk are degraded and encroach upon your data or your systems data due to age and other factors.
No Data, No Charge!
