Data Recovery Flint

There are many different models of laptops in use today and they can begin to malfunction for many reasons. One common reason is that the hard drive is in a state of failure or has completely died. Some common symptoms to help identify if your laptop hard drive is faulty are; is your laptop making a clicking noise? Are your files disappearing? Has your laptop been physically damaged? Does the computer show a ‘No hard drive found’ message? Our recovery technicians are standing by to recover your data, please call us on 0151 342 8188 for Laptop Data Recovery.

Apple has manufactured numerous different computer systems over the years, often completely changing the technology they favour for storing data. ZIF drives, IDE drives, SATA drives, PCIe drives, Fusion drives, and integrated drives are all methods Apple devices can use. Some common symptoms to help identify if your Apple hard drive is faulty are; Are there any beeps or messages when booting your apple device? Has the Apple device become inaccessible? Is the Apple device noticeably slower in handling your files? Is there a flashing folder icon containing a question mark? Has your Apple device been physically damaged? Our recovery engineers are standing by to recover your data, please call us on 0151 342 8188 for Apple Data Recovery.

Different NAS manufacturers program their devices to report errors in different ways. Some common symptoms to help identify if your NAS hard drives are faulty include; any unusual beeps or messages when booting up the NAS device? Has the NAS been affected by a power surge or lightning strike? Has the NAS device become inaccessible? Is the NAS completely dead, no life in it whatsoever? Has your I.T. department told you that you need Data recovery? Our experienced NAS data recovery engineers are standing by to recover your data, please call us on 0151 342 8188 for NAS Data Recovery/.

There are several brands of external hard drives, each brand having many different models attributed to them. Some drives are incredibly complicated to work on as they use embedded features such as hardware encryption, or they can have locked diagnostic ports. Some common symptoms to help identify if your portable hard drive is faulty are; is your external hard drive making a clicking noise? Does the external hard drive make any buzzing or beeping sounds when powered up? Has the external hard drive been dropped or damaged? Has the external hard drive become inaccessible? Is the external hard drive not mounting? Our recovery technicians are standing by to recover your data, please call us on 0151 342 8188 for External Hard Drive Data Recovery.

Just like ‘spinning’ hard drives, there are several brands of solid-state drives on the market, but unfortunately, this is where the simplicity of identifying the drive ends, and the complicated issue of determining the controller begins. There are a plethora of controller chips in use with all bus types of SSD drives – including, but not limited to – SATA (2.5”, mSATA and M.2) and PCIe (HHHL, M.2 (NVMe), and U.2 (NVMe). Some common symptoms to help identify if your SSD is faulty include; your files disappearing, the Solid-State-Drive becoming inaccessible and the Solid-State-Drive getting unusually hot. Our recovery engineers are standing by to recover your data, please call us on 0151 342 8188 for Solid-State-Drive Data Recovery.

There are several brands of hard drive, each brand having many different models attributed to them. Some drives are incredibly complicated to work on as they also utilise embedded hardware features and/or have locked diagnostic ports. Some common symptoms to help identify if your internal hard drive is faulty are; can you hear any strange clicking sounds when powering up the Hard Drive? Is the Hard Drive completely dead, no life in it whatsoever? Has the Hard Drive been formatted? Has your partition disappeared? Do you get error messages stating ‘no hard drive found’? Our technicians are standing by to recover your data, please call us on 0151 342 8188 for Internal Hard Drive Data Recovery.

CCTV systems typically use a digital-video-recorder as the central hub for storing all of their information. The video files are stored on an internal hard drive inside the DVR. Sometimes DVR’s can also be configured using RAID; therefore multiple hard drives will be present inside the DVR. Are you experiencing any of the following trying to access your CCTV DVR system? Is the DVR completely dead, no life in it whatsoever? Has the DVR been physically damaged or sabotaged? Has the DVR been affected by a power surge or lightning strike? Can you hear any strange clicking sounds when powering up the DVR? Our experienced CCTV data recovery engineers are standing by to recover your data, please call us on 0151 342 8188 for CCTV Data Recovery.

Has the RAID array failed in your Server / NAS / PC? Then the first thing to do is stop trying to force it to do whatever it is struggling to do, and consult an experienced RAID Data Recovery expert. Some common symptoms to help identify if your RAID array is faulty are; is the RAID array noticeably slower in handling your files? Has the RAID device become inaccessible? Do you get any unusual beeps or messages when booting up the RAID device? Is the RAID device showing errors of missing disks? Is the RAID device completely dead, no life in it whatsoever? Dragon Data Recovery specialises in all types of RAID recovery and our highly skilled RAID recovery engineers are standing by to recover your data, please call us on 0151 342 8188 for RAID Data Recovery.