Remote Fast Data Recovery – Recover It Now

Recover It Now is fast data recovery services that can help customers get their data back in minutes! DTI Data Recovery is a pioneer in remote data recovery. As long as the hard drive is seen by the BIOS you can slave the hard drive which will allow our engineers to remote into your system and in most cases put the drive back the way it was prior to failure.

If your hard drive is clicking, is not seen by the BIOS, or is not spinning, then you will need hard drive data recovery. If you are unsure of how to slave your hard drive watch the video below.

How To Slave An IDE Hard Drive

How To Slave A Laptop Hard Drive

See How To Slave A SATA Hard Drive

If you are able to slave your drive and the BIOS or Windows sees it, then remote data recovery can work for you! Call 1-866-438-6932 for a free quote. There are situations where remote hard drive data recovery just will not work. Below are symptoms of failures that require you to ship your hard drive to DTI Data Recovery to get your data back.

Hard Drive Noises That Mean Trouble

Hard Drive Data Recovery is a phrase that generally concerns repairing a hard disk to the point where usable files can be recovered. In most cases hard drive data recovery involves physical problems with the disk. The most common symptom is a clicking noise coming from the hard drive. This is a problem with the heads. For a detailed explanation see Hard Drive Recovery Services‘ disk overview which points out the mechanics involved with a hard disk drive.

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If you are here you need data recovery, more than likely, internal hard disk repair. Call Toll Free: 1-866-438-6932 or fill out an online quote form if you need hard drive recovery.

There are many other problems associated with failing storage media. A RAID array contains multiple hard drives either spanned, striped or mirrored. If your situation involves RAID Data Recovery call 1-866-438-6932 for immediate assistance. NEVER RUN CHECKDISK ON A RAID ARRAY!!!!

At the bottom of this page is hard drive packing and shipping instructions. It is important to properly package your hard disk drive to prevent further damage or data loss!

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Some other common failures include:

While these are scary noises there is still hope! DTI Data Recovery operates a state of the art clean room and can resolve these issues and much worse.

Call Toll Free: 1-866-438-6932 or fill out an online quote form for immediate support.

DTI offers a no fix – no fee data guarantee. We are also the only data recovery company to give flat rate upfront pricing AND no data no charge hard drive recovery services.

Packing & Shipping:

Hard Drive Recovery Disk Packaging Instructions

DTI Data Recovery recommends shipping your return via registered/certified mail or with a carrier that provides a tracking number like Fed-Ex or UPS.

  • Remove all brackets, adapters and cables.
  • Do not send the hard drive in its external casing or with any type of adapter, cable or converter.
  • Enclose each hard drive in an anti-static electrostatic discharge (ESD) bag and seal. Aluminum foil can be used as a last resort.
  • Use thick foam rubber to secure the hard drive on all sides during shipment. When shipping more than one hard drive, ensure that the hard drives do not touch and are cushioned individually.
  • DO NOT use foam peanuts, cloth, paper, newspaper or padded envelopes.
  • Use a corrugated cardboard box for the exterior packaging.

Basic Laptop Hard Drive Recovery Disk Packaging Instructions:

Fill out a hard drive recovery request form and include it in your package.

  • If at all possible, remove the media from the computer. Get expert help if necessary. Send us just the hard drive(s), tape(s), floppy, jaz, zip, optical, flashcard, microdrive etc..
  • Handle a hard disk drive as you would handle an egg. Handle failed hard disk drives with the same care as new drives.
    Use the original shipping materials, if you still have them. If not, they are relatively easy to replicate.
  • Wrap media in an anti-static bag or tinfoil to prevent Static Electricity.
  • Use a box that is at least twice the size of the media so that the media can be suspended in the middle of the box. We recommend a minimum of two inches of insulation all around for a 1 Kilo drive.
  • Pack securely with foam, bubble wrap, or newspaper so the media will not move from the middle of the box. Avoid using peanuts as contents will settle to the bottom of the box.
  • If sending a computer, laptop or notebook, use great care to ensure proper cushioning and protection. We recommend at least 6 inches for insulation. The heavier the unit, the more insulation required.

At one point or another everyone will face the need for hard drive recovery. Call DTI if your disk is making any peculiar noises or acting slow.

Comments

  1. David MIllward says:

    This is a fantastic post full of great advice. As an IT serivce provider we see disks that have had all manner of problems, from being dropped to suffering a power cut in the middle of a write operation. If you follow the steps outlined above you will be amazed at what you can get back not that much technical knowledge. Of course the best thing to do is make sure you have a regular backup of your data.

  2. Great post! Saved my day. Thanks.