Leading Causes of Data Loss:

Natural Disasters 3%
Viruses 7%
Human Errors 32%
Software Malfunction 14%
Hardware & System Malfunction 44%

Computer’s are more relied upon now than ever, or more to the point the data that is contained on them. In nearly every instant the system itself can be easily repaired or replaced, but the data once lost may not be re-creatable. That’s why the Data Recovery Zone stresses the importance of regular system back ups and the implementation of some preventative measures.

The chart above lists the most common reasons that data recovery would be needed for. In all cases there are steps that you the user can take to minimize your risk of data loss.

Natural disasters Cause Data Loss

While the least likely cause of data loss, a natural disaster can have a devastating effect on the physical drive. However, Data Recovery Zone has rescued data from fires, floods, lightening strikes and the subsequent power surges.

In instances of severe housing damage, such as scored platters from fire, water emulsion due to flood, or broken or crushed platters, the drive may become unrecoverable.

The best way to prevent data loss from a natural disaster is an off site back up. Since it is nearly impossible to predict the arrival of such an event, there should be more than one copy of the system back up kept, one on site and one off. The type of media you back up to will depend on your system, software, and the required frequency you need to back up. Can you proceed with a day’s data loss? a week’s? a month’s? Also be sure to check your back ups to be certain that they have properly backed up. There’s nothing worse than attempting to restore data from a blank medium.

Data Loss From Viruses

Viral infection increases at rate of nearly 200-300 new trojans, exploits and viruses every month. There are approximately 56,712 “wild” or risk posing viruses and about 105,000 total known viruses, some of which are considered non-threatening. With those numbers growing everyday, you are at an ever-increasing risk to become infected with a virus.

There are several ways to protect yourself against a viral threat:

1. Install a Firewall on your system to prevent hackers access to your data.
2. Install an anti-virus program on your system and use it regularly and scan to see if you have been infected. Many viruses will lie dormant or perform many minor alterations that can cumulatively disrupt you system works. Be sure to check for updates on a regular basis.
3. Back up and be sure to test your back ups for infection as well. There is no use in removing the virus only to restore it again form your back up
4. Be wary of any email containing an attachment. If you don’t know where it came from or what it is, then don’t open it.
5. If you have contracted a “wild” virus that there is no known cure for, quarantine it to that system and contact the Data Recovery Zone for further information and assistance.

3. Human Errors

Even in today’s era of highly trained, certified, and computer literate staffing there is always room for the timelessness of accidents. Sometimes referred to as the U.S.E.R virus, human mistakes are made daily all over the world. There is not much we can do as users to prevent the intervention of Murphy’s Law, except to be cautious. Here are a few things you might want to try:

1. Be aware. It sounds simple enough to say, but not so easy to perform. When transferring data, be sure it is going to the destination you had in mind. If asked “Would you like to replace the existing file” make sure you are before clicking “yes”.
2. If you are even a little bit uncertain about a task you are about to carry out, make sure there is a copy of the data to restore from.
3. Take extra care when using any software that may manipulate your drives data storage, such as: partition mergers, format changes, or even disk checkers.
4. Before upgrading to a new Operating System, back up your most import files or directories in case there is a problem during the install. Keep in mind if you have a slaved data drive it may become formatted as well.
5. Never shut the system down while programs are running. The open files will more than likely become truncated and non functional.

Prevent Data Lost By Software Failures

Software malfunction is a necessary evil when using a computer. Even the world’s top programs cannot anticipate every error that may occur on any given program. There are still a few things you can do to lessen the risk:

1. Be sure you are using the software ONLY for its intended purpose. Misusing a program may cause it to malfunction.
2. Using pirated copies of a program may cause the software to malfunction, resulting in a corruption of you data files.
3. Be sure that you have the proper amount of memory installed if you plan to run multiple programs simultaneously. If a program shuts down or freezes up you may lose or corrupt what you were working on.
4. Back up, Back up, Back up. A tedious task, but you will be glad you did if the software corrupts your customer data base.

Hardware Malfunction Hard Drive Failures Cause Data Loss

The most common cause of data loss, hardware malfunction or hard drive failure, is another necessary evil inherent to computing. There is usually little to no warning that your drive will fail, but some steps can be taken to minimize the need for data recovery from a hard drive failure:

1. Do not stack drives on top of each other-leave space for ventilation. An over heated drive is likely to fail. Be sure to keep the computer away from heat sources and make sure it is well ventilated.
2. Purchase an UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) to lessen malfunction caused by power surges.
3. NEVER open the casing on a hard drive. Even the smallest grain of dust settling on the platters in the interior of the drive can cause it to fail

If you need hard drive recovery do one of the following:

Call 727-251-2058 to speak with a representative and receive your quote over the phone. We answer our phones 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

First of all, don’t panic. Data loss is very common, but in nearly all cases, the data can be recovered by a trained technician. Only in the most severe cases of platter damage, magnetic degradation or a file over-write will the data be labeled as unrecoverable. With over 24 years of data recovery experience DRZ has seen nearly every scenario of data loss and our successful rate of recovery speaks for itself.

Here are a few tips to help you minimize further data loss and increase your likelihood of data recovery on some of the more common types of data loss:

Desktop PC’s:

1. If your system has “crashed” and you can no longer access the operating system or see the drive in the BIOS, then shut the system down immediately and do not run any further power through the drive by attempting reboots. This is considered a physical problem with the drive and is an extremely sensitive issue. If the headstack inside your drive has been damaged, you may cause further additional damage to the platter/s of the drive, upon which your data is stored. Contact a DRZ representative at 727-251-2058 and describe your problem. We can perform hard drive recovery and restore your data.
2. If you have deleted a file or files or accidentally formatted your drive, then the most important thing to remember is to NOT write or install ANY new information onto that drive. Deleting files simply removes the locating tag of the file, but the file is still intact on the drive. If you add new data to the drive, you may over-write your lost data; losing it forever. Using advanced software, DRZ technicians can re-assemble the binary code and restore your files.
3. If your partition has become corrupted, the most important thing to remember is NOT to attempt a re-install of your operating system or add new data to the drive. Again, DRZ technicians can use specialized software and techniques to repair the partition and/or extract your data.
4. If you have deleted a partition, do not attempt to restore it by formatting the drive as this will only result in the addition of an empty partition. It will not recover your data. Data Recovery Software can be helpful.
5. If you believe you have been infected with a virus, shut the system down and contact a DRZ technician. We may be able to help you identify the threat it poses to your data. You can also visit our Virus Encyclopedia, from a non-infected system, to see if you can determine the type of virus you have. This information helps DRZ technicians be better equipped to assist you.
6. If you experience a single file corruption, be sure not to attempt creating a new file with the same name as this will partially over-write the file and will greatly decrease our ability to recover fully.

Remember, these are just a few of the more common reasons for data loss. Any attempts that you or even an IT technician make to recover the file or drive may result in a decreased quality of our recovery efforts or even make it impossible for us to recover the data.

If you have any doubt, just ask yourself this question. “Am I prepared to move on without that data?”. If you answered no, then contact a DRZ representative by phone or email before making any attempts at a recovery. Data recovery is a highly specialized branch of computer science and should be left to those with experience and training to complete it successfully.

Call 727-251-2058 to speak with a data recovery expert.

Dell raids come either built into the motherboard (MLB, main logic board) or are plug in to the PCI slot 32bit or 64bit.
Raid Failures on: Raid 0, Raid 1, Raid 5, Raid 10, Raid 50
Broken Raid- More than one drive is out on the raid during operation and it fails the raid.
Most times this happens while the raid is in a crippled state and trying to replace the bad drive a good drive is pulled or replaced while the raid is powered off. Both will result in a Failed Raid.
The majority of our work is done directly on Poweredge systems. Our success rate on Snap and PowerVault is nearly 100% as long as the proper steps are taken. Dell support is often too quick to initialize arrays. Please call 1-727-251-2058 for a no obligation quote and action plan.
THIS IS A RECOVERABLE STATE

DRZ Clones all drives and work the recovery on our systems guaranteeing no further data loass!
Bad Risk Table or parity loss- The risk tables have been over written with a new configuration or the Raid has lost the parity. This usually happens trying to correct the broken raid problem, upgrades, big mistakes or employee sabotage and gets worse trying to correct the problem.
THIS IS A RECOVERABLE STATE

Call 727-251-2058 for 24 hour a day 7 days a week help.

or Fill out an Online Quote Form

ROM UPGRADES, know as flashing the rom bios on a lot of the PERC raid controllers and others will cause the drives to not be recognized.
This happens due to the changes in the firmware to recognize the partition and will cause partition damage. Replacing the old firmware will not help.
THIS IS A RECOVERABLE STATE

Failed Hard Drives: One or more drives fail on raid at same time.
This is just plain old hard drive failure that must occur at sometime. Sometimes its more than one drive and there comes the problem. The raid can only have one failure unless it’s a mirrored raid.
THIS IS RECOVERABLE ONLY IF ONE OF THE DRIVES IS RECOVERABLE OUT OF THE TWO. ONLY ONE OF THE DRIVES CAN BE FAILED FOR RECOVERY. THE RAID IS BROKEN AT THIS POINT. By using specialized techniques Data Recovery Zone can perform a data extraction.
The different configurations require different techniques.
Dell servers
Performance Tower Servers
Single Processor Tower Server
Dual Xeon Processor Mainstream 5U Tower
Dual Xeon Processor Expandable 6U Tower
Quad Xeon Processor MP 7U Tower
PowerEdgeTM 700
PowerEdgeTM 2600
PowerEdgeTM 4600
PowerEdgeTM 6600
TECH SPECS
Processor
Single Intel Pentium 4 processor up to 3.4GHz or Single Intel Celeron processor at 2.4GHz

TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to 2 Intel Xeon processors at up to 3.2GHz

TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to 2 Intel Xeon processors at up to 3.0GHz

TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to 4 Intel Xeon Processors MP at up to 3.0GHz

Memory
Up to 4GB DDR400 SDRAM, 4 x 1.0 GB

Memory
Up to 12GB ECC SDRAM memory

Memory
Up to 24GB ECC DDR SDRAM

Memory
Up to 32GB DDR266 ECC SDRAM

Up to 584GB maximum internal storage (SCSI)

Storage
Up to 584GB maximum internal storage

Storage
Up to 1460GB maximum internal storage

Storage
Over a terabyte (1,752GB) of internal storage

Chassis
Tower Chassis.Tower dimensions: 17.28″ (43.9cm) H x 7.8″ (19.8cm) W x 19.68″ (50cm) D with bezel

Chassis
Tower or 5U Rack Chassis.Tower dimensions: 17.5″ (44.45cm) H x 9″ (22.86cm) W x 24.5″ (62.23cm) D

Chassis
Tower or 6U Rack Chassis.Tower dimensions: 17.5″ (44.45cm) H x 12.26″ (31.14cm) W x 27.59″ (70.08cm) D

Chassis
Tower or 7U Rack Chassis.Tower dimensions: 19.4″ (49.27cm) H x 17.38″ (44.13cm) W x 28.3″ (71.88cm) D
Value Tower Servers
Single Pentium 4 Processor Entry-level Tower
Single Pentium 4 Processor Tower
Dual Xeon Processor Tower
PowerEdgeTM 400SC
PowerEdgeTM 600SC
PowerEdgeTM 1600SC
TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to Single Intel Pentium 4 processor at up to 3.2GHz

TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to Single Intel Pentium 4 processor at up to 3.06GHz

TECH SPECS
processor
Up to 2 Intel Xeon processors at up to 3.2GHz

Memory
Up to 4GB ECC DDR-333/400 registered SDRAM

Memory
Up to 4GB ECC SDRAM memory

Memory
Up to 4GB ECC DDR SDRAM memory

Storage
Up to 240GB maximum internal storage

Storage
Up to 584GB maximum internal storage

Storage
Up to 876GB maximum internal storage
These all use internal storage and depending on the system use built in or PCI raid controllers of different types. Recovery procedures are different for each type.

Call 727-251-2058 for 24 hour a day 7 days a week help.

or Fill out an Online Quote Form

Power Vaults
The Power Vaults come in different types.
SCSI, NAS, Fibre Channel.
These systems are external from the server.
Recovery is very different for each due to the extreme differences in configurations.

PowerVault SCSI Storage 22xS
TECH SPECS
Drive Bays
Holds up to 14 1″ LVD Ultra 160 and Ultra3 SCSI drives

Storage Capacity
Adds up to 2044GB1 storage capacity Splittable backplane allows duplexing of drives. 36GB, 73GB, and 144GB (10,000 rpm) or 18GB, 36GB (15,000 rpm)

Bandwidth
Up to 320MB/s throughput

Model
PowerVault 220S Rack-mount enclosure: 3U form factor for rack dense environments PowerVault 221S Tower

The 22x series operate with the new Perc 4 board to give it the 320MB/s through put.
Power Vault NAS Storage
PowerVault 725N
PowerVault 745N
PowerVault 770N
PowerVault 775N
TECH SPECS
Storage
160GB, 320GB, 480GB, and 1TB models available

TECH SPECS
Storage
Up to 4TB

TECH SPECS
Storage
Scalable from 876GB – 17.2TB with SCSI and over 40TB with fibre channel

TECH SPECS
Storage
Scalable from 438GB – 16.7TB with SCSI and over 40TB with fibre channel

Raid
SW 0, 1, 5 HW 0, 5

Raid
SW 0, 1, 5 HW 0, 5

Raid
HW 0, 1, 5, 1+0, 5+0

Raid
HW 0, 1, 5, 1+0, 5+0

Connectivity
Dual embedded Gigabit Ethernet NICs

Connectivity
Dual embedded Gigabit Ethernet NICs

Connectivity
Embedded Gigabit Ethernet NIC

Connectivity
Dual embedded Gigabit Ethernet NICs

Chassis
1U rackmount or deskside

Chassis
1U rackmount or deskside

Chassis
5U rackmount or tower

Chassis
2U rackmount
Dell | EMC Fibre Channel RAID Arrays
Dell/EMC Fibre Channel CX300
Dell/EMC Fibre Channel CX500
Dell/EMC Fibre Channel CX700
Entry-level RAID Array
Entry-level RAID Array
Enterprise RAID Array
TECH SPECS
Drive Capacity
Up to 60 drives

TECH SPECS
Drive Capacity
Up to 120 drives

TECH SPECS
Drive Capacity
Up to 240 drives

Storage
Up to 13.4TB with ATA drives

Storage
Up to 28.4TB with ATA drives

Storage
Up to 58.4TB with ATA drives

Bandwidth
Over 680MB/s: 50,000 cached IOs per second

Bandwidth
120,000 I/Os per second; Over 760 MB/s sustained throughput

Bandwidth
Over 1300 MB/s sustained throughput: 200,000 cached IOs per second

Cache
2GB cache

Cache
4GB cache

Cache
8GB cache

Supported OS
Windows NT 4.0 Windows, 2000Windows, Server 2003 (.Net), Sun-SolarisNetware, Linux

Supported OS
Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000,Windows Server 2003 (.Net); Sun-SolarisNetware;Linux

Supported OS
Windows NT, Windows 2000, Sun Solaris , HP-UX, IBM AIX, NetWare, Linux, SGI® Irix.

Call 727-251-2058 for 24 hour a day 7 days a week help

Dell raids come either built into the motherboard (MLB, main logic board) or are plug in to the PCI slot 32bit or 64bit.

Raid Failures: Raid 0, Raid 1, Raid 5, Raid 10, Raid 50

Broken Raid - More than one drive is out on the raid during operation and it fails the raid.
Most times this happens while the raid is in a crippled state and trying to replace the bad drive a good drive is pulled or replaced while the raid is powered off. Both will result in a Failed Raid.
The majority of our work is done directly on Powerdege systems. Our success rate on Snap and PowerVault is nearly 100% as long as the proper steps are taken. Dell support is often too quick to initialize arrays. Please call 1-727-251-2058 for a no obligation quote and action plan.
THIS IS A RECOVERABLE STATE

Data Recovery Zone Clones all drives and work the recovery on our systems guaranteeing no further data loss!

Bad Risk Table or Parity Loss - The risk tables have been over written with a new configuration or the Raid has lost the parity. This usually happens trying to correct the broken raid problem, upgrades, big mistakes or employee sabotage and gets worse trying to correct the problem.
THIS IS A RECOVERABLE STATE

Call 727-251-2058 for 24 hour a day 7 days a week help.

ROM UPGRADES- flashing the rom bios on a lot of the PERC raid controllers and others will cause the drives to not be recognized.
This happens due to the changes in the firmware to recognize the partition and will cause partition damage. Replacing the old firmware will not help.
THIS IS A RECOVERABLE STATE

Failed Hard Drives – One or more drives fail on raid at same time.
This is just plain old hard drive failure that must occur at sometime. Sometimes its more than one drive and there comes the problem. The raid can only have one failure unless it’s a mirrored raid.
THIS IS RECOVERABLE ONLY IF ONE OF THE DRIVES IS RECOVERABLE OUT OF THE TWO. ONLY ONE OF THE DRIVES CAN BE FAILED FOR RECOVERY. THE RAID IS BROKEN AT THIS POINT. By using specialized techniques.

Data Recovery Zone can perform a data extraction.
The different configurations require different techniques.

Dell Servers

Performance Tower Servers
Single Processor Tower Server
Dual Xeon Processor Mainstream 5U Tower
Dual Xeon Processor Expandable 6U Tower
Quad Xeon Processor MP 7U Tower
PowerEdgeTM 700
PowerEdgeTM 2600
PowerEdgeTM 4600
PowerEdgeTM 6600
TECH SPECS
Processor
Single Intel Pentium 4 processor up to 3.4GHz or Single Intel Celeron processor at 2.4GHz

TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to 2 Intel Xeon processors at up to 3.2GHz

TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to 2 Intel Xeon processors at up to 3.0GHz

TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to 4 Intel Xeon Processors MP at up to 3.0GHz

Memory
Up to 4GB DDR400 SDRAM, 4 x 1.0 GB

Memory
Up to 12GB ECC SDRAM memory

Memory
Up to 24GB ECC DDR SDRAM

Memory
Up to 32GB DDR266 ECC SDRAM

Up to 584GB maximum internal storage (SCSI)

Storage
Up to 584GB maximum internal storage

Storage
Up to 1460GB maximum internal storage

Storage
Over a terabyte (1,752GB) of internal storage

Chassis
Tower Chassis.Tower dimensions: 17.28″ (43.9cm) H x 7.8″ (19.8cm) W x 19.68″ (50cm) D with bezel

Chassis
Tower or 5U Rack Chassis.Tower dimensions: 17.5″ (44.45cm) H x 9″ (22.86cm) W x 24.5″ (62.23cm) D

Chassis
Tower or 6U Rack Chassis.Tower dimensions: 17.5″ (44.45cm) H x 12.26″ (31.14cm) W x 27.59″ (70.08cm) D

Chassis
Tower or 7U Rack Chassis.Tower dimensions: 19.4″ (49.27cm) H x 17.38″ (44.13cm) W x 28.3″ (71.88cm) D
Value Tower Servers
Single Pentium 4 Processor Entry-level Tower
Single Pentium 4 Processor Tower
Dual Xeon Processor Tower
PowerEdgeTM 400SC
PowerEdgeTM 600SC
PowerEdgeTM 1600SC
TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to Single Intel Pentium 4 processor at up to 3.2GHz

TECH SPECS
Processor
Up to Single Intel Pentium 4 processor at up to 3.06GHz

TECH SPECS
processor
Up to 2 Intel Xeon processors at up to 3.2GHz

Memory
Up to 4GB ECC DDR-333/400 registered SDRAM

Memory
Up to 4GB ECC SDRAM memory

Memory
Up to 4GB ECC DDR SDRAM memory

Storage
Up to 240GB maximum internal storage

Storage
Up to 584GB maximum internal storage

Storage
Up to 876GB maximum internal storage
These all use internal storage and depending on the system use built in or PCI raid controllers of different types. Recovery procedures are different for each type.

Call 727-251-2058 (24/7)  

Power Vaults
The Power Vaults come in different types.
SCSI, NAS, Fibre Channel.
These systems are external from the server.
Recovery is very different for each due to the extreme differences in configurations.

PowerVault SCSI Storage 22xS
TECH SPECS
Drive Bays
Holds up to 14 1″ LVD Ultra 160 and Ultra3 SCSI drives

Storage Capacity
Adds up to 2044GB1 storage capacity Splittable backplane allows duplexing of drives. 36GB, 73GB, and 144GB (10,000 rpm) or 18GB, 36GB (15,000 rpm)

Bandwidth
Up to 320MB/s throughput

Model
PowerVault 220S Rack-mount enclosure: 3U form factor for rack dense environments PowerVault 221S Tower

The 22x series operate with the new Perc 4 board to give it the 320MB/s through put.
Power Vault NAS Storage
PowerVault 725N
PowerVault 745N
PowerVault 770N
PowerVault 775N
TECH SPECS
Storage
160GB, 320GB, 480GB, and 1TB models available

TECH SPECS
Storage
Up to 4TB

TECH SPECS
Storage
Scalable from 876GB – 17.2TB with SCSI and over 40TB with fibre channel

TECH SPECS
Storage
Scalable from 438GB – 16.7TB with SCSI and over 40TB with fibre channel

Raid
SW 0, 1, 5 HW 0, 5

Raid
SW 0, 1, 5 HW 0, 5

Raid
HW 0, 1, 5, 1+0, 5+0

Raid
HW 0, 1, 5, 1+0, 5+0

Connectivity
Dual embedded Gigabit Ethernet NICs

Connectivity
Dual embedded Gigabit Ethernet NICs

Connectivity
Embedded Gigabit Ethernet NIC

Connectivity
Dual embedded Gigabit Ethernet NICs

Chassis
1U rackmount or deskside

Chassis
1U rackmount or deskside

Chassis
5U rackmount or tower

Chassis
2U rackmount
Dell | EMC Fibre Channel RAID Arrays
Dell/EMC Fibre Channel CX300
Dell/EMC Fibre Channel CX500
Dell/EMC Fibre Channel CX700
Entry-level RAID Array
Entry-level RAID Array
Enterprise RAID Array
TECH SPECS
Drive Capacity
Up to 60 drives

TECH SPECS
Drive Capacity
Up to 120 drives

TECH SPECS
Drive Capacity
Up to 240 drives

Storage
Up to 13.4TB with ATA drives

Storage
Up to 28.4TB with ATA drives

Storage
Up to 58.4TB with ATA drives

Bandwidth
Over 680MB/s: 50,000 cached IOs per second

Bandwidth
120,000 I/Os per second; Over 760 MB/s sustained throughput

Bandwidth
Over 1300 MB/s sustained throughput: 200,000 cached IOs per second

Cache
2GB cache

Cache
4GB cache

Cache
8GB cache

Supported OS
Windows NT 4.0 Windows, 2000Windows, Server 2003 (.Net), Sun-SolarisNetware, Linux

Supported OS
Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000,Windows Server 2003 (.Net); Sun-SolarisNetware;Linux

Supported OS
Windows NT, Windows 2000, Sun Solaris , HP-UX, IBM AIX, NetWare, Linux, SGI® Irix.

Call 727-251-2058 (24/7) 

We charge not a cent more for Unix, Mac, Sun, Linux than Windows operating systems.

There are a number of possibilities when faced with Unix data recovery, depending on what you have and what your time frame is. In general, we make archives from the effected machine and transfer the entire volume(s) utilizing advanced cloning techniques rather than transferring individual files one by one. You might do that with tar, for example, using something like:

cd /somedir
tar cvf /tmp/files.tar .

Which will create an archive of the current directory into /tmp/files.tar which can be transferred to the new machine and extracted with:

cd /newdir
tar xvf /tmp/files.tar

There are many companies that claim they can operate in a Unix environment. DRZ does work in that Operating System to control many or our own systems.

Prior to making any decisions pertaining to Unix data recovery or disaster recovery please call 1-727-251-2058 (24/7) to speak to experts. We offer free evaluations to prevent further data loss.

Data Recovery Zone is not affiliated with Trend Micro in any way. This information and these tools are a public service only. Please read any terms of service from Trend Micro to learn more about the program or information.

This page is updated automatically whenever a new virus alert is announced.

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If you have any questions about how to package and ship your hard drive, please call 727-251-2058 (24/7) for help.

Shipping

• Please use Fed-Ex or UPS air only
• DHL for international is preffered.

What to Send

If at all possible, remove the media from the computer. Get expert help if necessary. Send us just the hard drive(s), tape(s), floppy, jaz, zip, optical, flashcard, microdrive etc..

How to Send Your Media

1. Wrap media in an anti-static bag or tinfoil to prevent Stacic Electricity.
2. Use a box that is at least twice the size of the media so that the media can be suspended in the middle of the box. We recommend a minimum of two inches of insulation all around for a 2 lb drive.
3. Pack securely with foam, bubble wrap, or newspaper so the media will not move from the middle of the box. Avoid using peanuts as contents will settle to the bottom of the box.
4. If sending a computer, laptop or notebook, use great care to ensure proper cushioning and protection. We recommend at least 6 inches for insulation. The heavier the unit, the more insulation required.
5. Handle a hard disk drive as you would handle an egg. Handle failed hard disk drives with the same care as new drives. Use the original shipping materials, if you still have them. If not, they are relatively easy to replicate.

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• Flash Cards
• Sony Memory Stick
• San Disk
• IBM Micro Drive
• Floppy Drive Readers
• PDAs
• Cellular Phones
• CDR/CDRW/DVD
• PCMCIA Cards
• Plus Many More!

Digital Picture Recovery will work on: JPEG, BMP, Tiff, Gif, PNG, Quciktime .MOV, AVI, MPEG, MIDI, WAV, Riff, Cannon CRW, Kodack DCR, Sony, Minolta MRW, Nikon NEF, Fuji RAF.

Call 727-251-2058 ( our toll-free number is at the top of every page) to speak with a representative and receive your quote over the phone. We answer our phones 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Please follow any instructions on how to package and ship a hard drive.