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Data Recovery
 About File Deletion
When you delete a file, the delete command only removes the reference to the file, but the file often remains available for recovery.
A book serves as a good example - imagine removing the chapter 8 entry from the table of contents without removing the actual pages for chapter 8. That's a simplified view of how the delete command works.
However, it's important to realize that once the reference is removed, the space that the deleted file occupies is marked as available. This means that when you write new data to the computer it will eventually overwrite the deleted file (thereby making recovery difficult or impossible).
That's the reason why it's so important to have us attempt recovery as soon as possible - it gives us the best chance at success.
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File Recovery
No matter the cause, we can attempt to recover your missing data.
 Call us now for the best recovery chance
File privacy and confidentiality assured
Free estimates are often available by phone
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Memory Card Recovery
CompactFlash, SD, MemoryStick, MMC, Thumbdrive, or built-in camera drives.
Methods for all major memory card types
Somtimes able to recover formatted cards
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Hard Drive Recovery
Missing files and folders from your computer's hard drive? We attempt recovery.
Formatted volumes are no problem
Recycle bin "deleted" files recovered
External Hard Drives too!
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Floppy Disk Recovery
Unreadable floppies can be read, and partial data recovery is often successful.
Yes, we've actually done it before
Standard 1.44MB formatted disks
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CD \ DVD Recovery
Unreadable CDs often contain partial data available for recovery.
Works with most scratched discs
Advanced data recovery software
Small scratches removed |
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