Hard drive data recovery for desktop and laptop computers
In the field your laptop is probably your closest companion, gathering and storing information while you're away from your company's main network. Hours, and frequently days of irreplaceable data can be saved to a hard drive, and if it fails you may suffer a significant setback.

 

Locations in Utah
Our data recovery labs in Utah, provide you with convenient locations in Los Angeles, Longbeach, Glendale, San Jose and Sacramento. You can bring your hard drive to one of our offices. Complimentary courier pickup and free FedEx shipping is available if you prefer not to fight traffic.

 

Is your data is recoverable?
In nearly every case, we're capable of retrieving your data. Recovery of failed, clicking, grinding, or malfunctioning hard drives is beyond the scope of software. We strongly advise that you stop usineg it and do not attempt to run data recovery software, utilities or repair it yourself. Doing so can result in further damage and may even make your data unrecoverable.

 

Do you hear unusual sounds?
If you hear unusual sounds like clicking, knocking or musical sounds, something is scraping. Your hard drive platter surfaces are being scratched. Turn it off and get professional help. As damage progresses, the procedures required to restore your data gets more complex.

 

What processes are used to recover data?
For minor damage, firmware, data corruption, deleted files, or virus infection, recovery can be accomplished in a few days, without extensive clean room work.

More extensive damage, including mechanical failure, electrical failure, water submission, physical damage, head damage, or platter scarring will require your hard drive be analyzed and repaired on both hardware and software levels.

Disassembly may be required in a clean room environment. Our Utah data recovery technicians are certified to service your laptop hard drive without voiding the warranty, including drives by Hitachi and Fujitsu.

 

Common laptop and desktop problems:

• Files and data have been deleted or corrupted
• Virus infection, software, or system upgrades/updates
• The drive is clicking or screeching
• The laptop was dropped and damaged
• The drive won't recognize in BIOS
• The drive has been physically damaged
• Electrical or mechanical failure
• You are unable to access your data for any reason

Call 1-800-450-9282 for immediate help or Get a quote by email.