Hard Drive Recovery Can Recover Your Lost Data

Data loss is always disruptive and even if the data can be recovered, it will cost you time and money.  Hard drive recovery can at least recover some of your data and, if you are lucky, all of it, even if you still have to endure the inconvenience and delay.

Supported Desktop Hard Disk Drives

In addition, we also provide hard drive recovery services for the following desktop hard drive brands, interfaces and models:

• IDE and EIDE drives from all manufacturers using 3.5-inch normal and 2.5-inch laptop 40-pin ATA to UDMA6 interfaces.
• SCSI hard disk drives from all manufacturers using UW, Normal SE, LVD, WD, 2.5-inch laptop and SCA interfaces.
• 1.8-inch ATA-5 drives from Hitachi and Toshiba.
• Type II IBM CF+ microdrives.
• PCMCIA Types I, II and III hard drives from Western Digital, Integral Peripherals, IBM and Procomm.
• RLL & ST/MFM and ESDI drives from all manufacturers.
• MCA hard disk drives from Western Digital, IBM and Seagate with 2.5-inch laptop ESDI and IBM ST-506 & ESDI interfaces.

For more information on hard drive recovery services, please contact us today.

It can be a very disheartening thing when a hard drive crashes out on you. Most of us have experienced that terrible morning when you switch on your computer and it refuses to boot up. It doesn’t matter how many times you try it, it just will not boot up. If you know a little about computers, you might try to go into CMOS to check the settings, but for most of us the only answer is to call in the hard drive recovery experts. Only a few years ago there was no such thing, but the rapid expansion of Information Technology has given rise to a number of hard drive recovery experts to fill this gap.

You can find hard drive recovery experts in most of the main centres. Intratec is the one we always use. They have offices in Cape Town, Johannesburg and a recently opened branch in Durban. These hard drive recovery experts have all the latest equipment and make use of the very latest software available. Hard drives can crash for a number of reasons. There could be a physical failure of the read/write head.

The motor that drives the drive could have failed. There could be corruption of the data itself on the hard drive – this can easily occur when there has been a dip or a spike in the voltage, such as occurs during electrical storms or power outages. Or you could have accidentally kicked the computer while the heads were in motion. If you have a boot up problem, call the experts. Call Intratec.