Clicking, beeping, read/write head failure, formatted or non-detectable drives.
Data corruption, weak NAND chips, overheating, water damage.
Software or hardware failure, virus or malware attack.
Accidentally deleted, formatted, corrupted or inaccessible drives.
RAID crashes, degraded arrays, NAS & server failures.
Damaged connectors, corruption, not-detected devices.
Formatted SD cards, file system corruption, chip damage.
See the full list of devices and failure types we cover.
See how our engineers bring data back from failed hard disks, SSDs, pen drives and more: the problem, the diagnosis and the result.
A 2 TB external hard disk started clicking after a fall from a desk. The heads were damaged, so the drive was opened in our clean room and the data was cloned onto a new drive.
Read moreA pen drive was formatted by mistake before an important presentation. Because nothing new was written to it, most of the files could be rebuilt from the drive structure.
Read moreA laptop SSD suddenly disappeared from the system. The controller had entered a fault mode; we brought it back to a readable state and cloned the data safely.
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