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Data Recovery Facts
Data rescue recovery is often associated with a number of cases: it could be a natural damage, environmental disaster and human error or involving complicated issues. Each category of faulty is always required different handling procedure and process to get the data back.
| Common Problems & Faults symptoms |
- Computer won't boot
- Accidental deletion of data files
- Applications that are unable to run or load data
- Virus attack
- Hard drive component failure
- Hard drive crashes
- Lost partitions
- Media surface contamination and damage
- Inaccessible drives and partitions
- Fire, flood or earthquake disaster
- Natural failure
- Power failure
- Hard drive mechanical failure
- Corrupt files & data
- Master boot record damage
- Accidental reformatting of partitions
- Overwritten files
- Misaligned tape
- Tape cross tracking failure
- Physical head crashes
- Corrupt file allocation table
- Accidental unplug devices
- Unusual electricity strikes
- Unknown attacks and defects
- Deleted files or folders
- Human error
- Unusual clicking noise from the drive
- Burned chips on drive's PCBA
- Drive does not spin up
- Drive accidental drop and failure
- Drive
not being recognized by the
BIOS and computer
- Raid Array faults and mistakes...
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Common interfaces - cabling technology to these data storage:
- IDE, EIDE;
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SATA, PATA;
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SCSI, SAS;
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USB;
- Firewire IEEE1394;
- Fibre channel FC-AL;
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PCMCIA. |
