We Don’t Just Restore Data. We Uncover Why.
Your data isn’t truly lost. Start your recovery journey with us
At Data Management Laboratory, we recover data from all storage devices under any data loss situation.
Our technicians specializes in professional data recovery from all storage device including Hard Drives,SSD,RAID,TAPEs,FLASH etc. whether your hard drive is clicking, displaying errors, not detected by systems or effected by a virus, accidental data deletion or formatted. No task is too hard, when we are determine to recover your lost date.
Media Type We Recover From?
- Hard drive, SSD, micro drive, RAID, etc
- Magnetic tape (DLT, LTO etc)
- CD/DVD/Blue ray optical disc
- Digital albums frame, MP3/MP4 player, PDA
- PC, tablet, cellphone, smartphone
- iMac, Macbook, Powerbook, iPhone, iPad, iPod, etc
- SSD drive, CF, SD card, Mico SD, MS, USB drives
Common Signs and Error Messages Indicating Potential Hard Drive Failures or Data Loss Scenarios
Some common situations and error messages which would suggest that your drive might be suffering from one or more failures or other potential data loss scenarios:
• Hard drive no longer recognized by the operating system or BIOS.
• Hard drive detected by the BIOS but reporting as unreadable.
• Hard drive making strange/funny sounds when power is applied.
• Hard disk drive not spinning despite power being applied.
• Primary hard disk failure / Secondary hard disk failure.
• Cannot read from the source file or disk
• Inaccessible boot device.
• Unable to access drive “X”.
• Disk error, press any key.
• Device not ready, reading drive “X”.
• Operating system not found / missing operating system.
• The BIOS recognizes the drive but with garbage parameters.
• The BIOS recognizes the drive but the data is inaccessible.
• The drive reports bad sectors.
• NTLDR is missing, Press any key to restart.
• Replace disk and press any key to continue.
• The drive reads some data but reports cyclic redundancy checking (crc) errors.
PLEASE DON’T!!!
- Do not make changes of the damaged media (eg. copy files, run or install software, visit websites, etc.)
- Do not restart your damaged media.
- If the media is physically damaged, shut it down and don’t start it up again.
- If the hard drive makes an abnormal noise, shut it down and don’t start it up again.
- Do not open the media by yourself.