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Comment on Running Data Recovery Software Off Of A Bootable CD by Gilles Loiseau

Gilles Loiseau — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 05:22:53 +0000

I started using computer a little while ago; not much experience.
The screen started to freeze when Windows is booting; sometimes before loading the desktop, sometimes after, I tried to boot to a precedent date without success, it is still freezing even sometimes in safe mode.
I reinstalled Windows XP family edition that I had when I bought the computer but it is still freezing. I ran MCAfee on all my files etc… 146,000, it did not find anything,I bought RegCure; useless, I bought PC doctor; useless, I bougth Registry Fix; useless, I copied my documents on an external hard drive
(27G), should I try to clone my hard disk (Western Digital WD800BB-53DKAO Enhanced IDE) to save my installed software or if they are saved if I use your Data recovery software.
Thanks Gilles

Comment on Analyzing RAID parity by Hard Drive Data Recovery - Analyzing RAID parity | Data Recovery Strategies By Data Recovery Expert Jaison Jacob

Thu, 24 Jul 2008 05:03:14 +0000

[...] Analyzing RAID parityLast time I discussed how to find the RAID data offset for a SNAP OS 4.x RAID handler. To put it briefly it was just a simple matter of finding Cylinder Group zero on the first drive in the array and back tracking 48 sectors. … [...]

Comment on RAID Configuration and Parity Check by Edmond

Edmond — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 03:12:53 +0000

Thanks to your info!!!!its very usefull to IT like me….

Comment on Analyzing RAID parity by SNAP Server Data Recovery - Finding SNAP OS 4.x RAID Data Offset | Hard Drive Recovery Resources From DTI Data Recovery

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:40:15 +0000

[...] Next step will be to check the drive parity which, in this case, was unusual. This step will be in the next blog titled “Analyzing RAID parity“. [...]

Comment on RAID Configuration and Parity Check by Analyzing RAID Parity For Data Recovery of Server | Hard Drive Recovery Resources From DTI Data Recovery

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:38:30 +0000

[...] page as well as follow the links to the instructions with screenshots. You may also visit our page: RAID Configuration and Parity Check for more [...]

Comment on Data Recovery Tutorial: How to Slave a Hard Drive by Michael Stankard

Michael Stankard — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:09:10 +0000

James, Like you said in your comment, the bad news is the drive isn't being recognised. Once you build out your laptop with the new hard drive you could see if your old drive is seen by your laptop. Here is a link to our instructions along with a video on How To Slave A Laptop Hard Drive To A USB Enclosure. If your damaged hard drive can't be seen, then it has to go to a data recovery company like ours. We take our clients privacy very seriously. We often do work for the government and military where security is of prime concern. Feel free to call us for a no obligation quote. Our services are no data no charge so you only pay if we recover your files - and they work!

Comment on Restore Deleted Emails In Outlook Express by Jacqui Best

Jacqui Best — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:05:07 +0000

Jeff,

Here is the deal if you deleted emails out of your inbox in outlook express, and then removed them from the deleted item folder this is the situation E-Recovery was written for. What I would recommend is downloading the demo of the software and looking to see what emails it show can be recovered. It is a full functional demo except you can copy until you purchase the full version.

Outlook Express Data Recovery Software - E Recovery
The software is only 24.95, I am not sure about the company that is charging 150.00 it may be that they are trying to do a low level recovery on the dbx? There is a lot that they could mean but “fix your problems with outlook express”

Comment on Data Recovery Tutorial: How to Slave a Hard Drive by James Belcher

James Belcher — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:40:30 +0000

Hi Guys

Big problem with my hard drive. I have an error code 1000-0146 doing a Google search on this code shows that Im in big trouble. I took my laptop to my I.T. department at work who are pretty good. They removed the hard drive and tried to access it from another PC. The good news is the drive is spinning. The worst news of all is the PC wont recognise it. Well we gave it about five mins and nothing came up. I would have thought by now it should have.

I really need to get some email address from the hard drive and some holiday pics. I kept thinking I need to do a back up but tomorrow always seemed more appropriate. Do the back up now! Is what I should have done.

So the question is Im going to build the laptop back up with a new hard drive. Once this is done buy the wire thing that connects my old one to the new one. What else do I need to be able to get into the drive. The I.T. guy said he would look at it for me but I dont want him or any one else going through my files. I have a few bank account passwords on there and also all my sites passwords and stuff. I need to get access to this. Plus my first holiday away with the girlfriend would be nice.

So what are the steps an idiot needs to take to access the files? Or does it need to be taken to an expert?

Thanks

James

Comment on Finding SNAP OS 4.x RAID Data Offset by Hard Drive Data Recovery - Stipulation of Hard Drive Data Recovery | Data Recovery Strategies By Data Recovery Expert Jaison Jacob

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 07:03:14 +0000

[...] Finding SNAP OS 4.x RAID Data OffsetThe sector offset derived from that formula is the beginning of the RAID data segment of each drive. They will be the same on all four drives or at least I thought that until this particular recovery. … [...]

Comment on Restore Deleted Emails In Outlook Express by Jeff Smith

Jeff Smith — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 19:29:48 +0000

I deleted my Inbox instead of my Deleted Box. I delete my Deleted Box after every use so there are over 3,000 eBay files in my Deleted Box. All I want to do if I can’t redownload the files into my Inbox is get them into a New Folder for storage. My Spam Folder has already replicated. Whichever way involves the least amount of risk is the way I want to go. I have never archived my files I use private Domains with plenty of storage. I have compacted my files twice in the last month since I screwed up. What do you recommend? Same as above? How much is your software? The reason I ask, there is a software on the market guaranteed to fix your Outlook Express problems. The price - $150.00. Thank you, Jeff