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Step 1 ..... The Assessment PhaseAs soon as we receive
your media a team of highly skilled specialists will begin to immediately
evaluate the condition and recoverability of your data. A customer service
technician will phone you to acknowledge we have received it and review
the data recovery evaluation form that was sent with the drive. A bar
code number is assigned to the drive to enable step-by-step tracking.
The media is then checked for the functionality of the hardware. The
customer is immediately informed if the physical hardware has to be
repaired. Nothing is ever done to void a warranty without prior customer
approval.
The next process involves mirroring the data to a compatible drive. We never manipulate data on the original media. If the file structures have been badly damaged mirroring retries alone can take more than one day of bench work. Once the data is on a shop device an expert recovery engineer will perform a complete analysis of the file structure and a detailed report, along with a file and directory list which will be emailed or faxed to you immediately. Step 2 ..... The Actual Recovery PhaseDuring the recovery process
our engineers check for virus damage and they may perform component
level board repairs. Any repair, or adjustment of components are often
just temporary measures to gain access to the data. We then run our
unique data recovery utilities to repair the master boot record, drive
partitions, and file allocation tables in order to prepare the data
for extraction. If your hard drive is severely damaged, we may need
to reconstruct the individual files manually, one sector at a time.
Finally the good data is extracted and reconstructed on the original
drive, if it is stable. Otherwise, the data will be written to a CD
ROM or transferred to other media most convenient to the customer.
After returning your data a technician will call you to provide any assistance you may need in restoring your data on your system and advise you about whether to continue using your original drive for data storage. Unsuccessful recoveries will be returned with the data in its original condition. |
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