Data Recovery in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania

Hard Drive Categories

	Desktop Drives
	Laptop Drives
	External USB and Firewire Drives
	RAID Arrays
	Network Attached Storage / Network Appliance

Removable Media Categories

	Digital Camera Cards / Flash Storage Media
	USB "Pen Drives"
	Floppy Disks
	All CD and DVD recordable media
	Iomega ZIP, JAZ, Clik! and HDD Products

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Cherry Systems Experience

We have extensive experience in the recovery of data from inaccessible hard drives, even where there is a physical failure and it isn't spinning or a head crash has physically damaged part of the platter. This includes drives running all versions of Windows, Netware, OS/2, MacOS, Linux, and Unix. Physical repair of damaged drives in our clean room is sometimes required to recover the data. In many cases a restructuring of the data sectors using highly sophisticated techniques with proprietary equipment and programs is necessary. Although data recovery is not always possible, our success rate is above 90% and our charges are very reasonable for the effort involved.

What is an electronic failure

Electronic Failure is damage to the circuit board on the bottom of the hard drive. This board is basically the brains of the drive, and is where the computer interfaces to the hard drive. An electrical failure can occur at any time. Even brand new drives are not immune to having electrical failures. They can be caused by faulty components, improper installation (i.e. electro-static discharge grounding out the board), and excessive heat. To help prevent these failures, the system should be kept clean and well ventilated.