Datace Recovery?

[juandc]

Is any good comapnies there to reover data if our hard drive is failed. Can they do some physical, electrical, and logical examination and find our datas.
It would be very helpful may be it might worth it for more than $1000K.

Why don't you check out http://www.dataleach.com . They do very professional services, but honestly I don't have experience with them. If anyone has experience with them please feel free to share with us.

[Denis]

Welcome to DCT David!



juandc,

http://www.datarecovery.net/

Software:
Media Tools Professional
http://atl-datarecovery.com/mtl.htm

Data Recovery Software
http://www.bitmart.net/


Also you can contact manufacturer and ask

To add in the list of data recovery company.

Stellar Information Systems Ltd - deals in data recovery software & data recovery services.

They are professionals and have the best service candidly speaking.

I have used their product Stellar Phoenix FAT & NTFS - data recovery software when I lost my data. It had worked remarkably well.

So I think you can try their services also.

To add another data recovery operation:

I have used TLSI with good results. In three instances I found them to be very knowledgeable and professional. The main tech I worked with was Eddie, whom I believe is still there. Very on top of it guy and will be honest and upfront with you about the recovery process, what tools he will use, etc. - anything you want to know.

They can handle data recovery from failed drives, can recover data from failed RAID arrays, etc. in any file system. I used them for NTFS and OSX data recovery and was completely happy with their service.

The prices are reasonable - at the time I did business with them the cost of an evaluation was $200 (non-refundable) and the cost of recovery was about $1,000 to $3,000 (the eval applied toward this too.)

Response time was very good - once we got the drives to them, they were in the lab within 24 hours and were back to in in a total of about 72 hours.

I have also heard good feedback on another outfit drivesavers, though I've not used them. I would use TLSI again if the need arises.