Virtual Machine Recovery

Expert Recovery for VMware, Hyper-V, and Citrix

Specialized data recovery services for corrupt or deleted virtual machines. We recover data from VMDK, VHD, VHDX, and other virtual disk formats.

Virtualized Environment Data Recovery

Virtualization adds a layer of complexity to data recovery. Our R&D team has developed proprietary tools to reconstruct virtual file systems and extract data directly from corrupt virtual disk files.

VMware Recovery

Recovery from VMFS file systems and VMDK files (ESXi/vSphere).

Hyper-V Recovery

Recovery from corrupted VHD and VHDX files on Windows Server.

Deleted VM Recovery

Recovery of accidentally deleted virtual machine files from the datastore.

Virtualization Challenges We Solve

Snapshot Corruption

Errors when merging or deleting snapshots causing VM inaccessibility.

Datastore Corruption

Corruption of the VMFS or NTFS volume hosting the VMs.

Virtual Disk Deletion

Accidental deletion of critical virtual disk files.

VM Recovery Methodology

Consultation

Assess the hypervisor and storage architecture.

Analysis

Analyze the datastore and virtual disk structures.

Reconstruction

Reconstruct the virtual file system to extract data.

Delivery

Recovered data provided in original format or extracted files.

Pioneers in Virtual Data Recovery

We have successfully recovered thousands of virtual machines for businesses of all sizes, from single-host setups to complex SAN-backed clusters.

30+
Years Experience

100%
Data Privacy

Class 100
Clean Room

ISO
Certified

We Are Rated 'The Best' By Our Customers

★★★★★

"Our production VMDK got corrupted. Stellar reconstructed it and we were back online with zero data loss."

- DevOps Lead

★★★★★

"Accidentally deleted a critical VM. They scraped the datastore and brought it back."

- IT Manager

FAQs

Can you recover a deleted VMDK?

Yes, we can perform low-level scans of the datastore to locate and recover deleted virtual disk files.

Do I need to send the whole server?

Often we can work with a clone of the datastore drives, or remote access in some cases, but physical drives are best for severe corruption.