Data Recovery SA recovers data from all server and drive makes and models and can carry out server data recovery for:

• Damaged or Lost RAID Configurations
• Failed Software or Operating System Upgrade
• Corrupt or Damaged Partition Table
• Drive not booting up – Missing or Deleted File or Directory
• Inaccessible Drives
• Clicking Drives
• RAID Controller Failure
• Formatted Drives
• Multiple Hard Drive Crashes
• Fire or Flood Damage

Most modern large businesses rely on at least one file server, and when a server goes down, it can mean the complete shutdown of a business, sometimes on a nationwide scale, if data recovery is not swiftly applied. This is one of the reasons why many large stores have chosen a RAID file server, where all data is stored incessantly in duplicate on at least two separate hard drives. File servers are fundamentally bigger and more powerful versions of a desktop PC, and data recovery is frequently needed for exactly the same types of reason as a PC.

RAID arrays can usually tolerate a single drive failure without any impact on the server’s availability in your network environment. However, if more than one drive fails, the server may not be available on the network and attempts to recover the data on your own may result in permanent data loss! Always call Data Recovery SA when you have a problem with your RAID server and need data recovery. In many cases the failure of a file server can mean the loss of many thousands of Rands for every minute of down time. Server data recovery is one of our specialties, so don’t hesitate to call us.

Tags: RAID, server data recovery, server recovery

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