Hard Drive Recovery Disaster

Disaster recovery is a big topic. There are many ways to recover from an electronic disaster, but what happens if your backups fail? Most media these days are hard disks. Tapes have become an out of date way to backup data and more companies have turned to hard drives as their storage and backup solution. If a disk fails then you will need hard drive recovery to restore your data.

Hard Drive Recovery Programming

It is vital that when looking at data recovery companies, that you choose a real lab with a clean room and engineers. In the US there are only a handful of data recovery companies that actually operate a class 100 clean room. More importantly is the fact that even less have qualified technicians that are capable of programming and rebuilding file systems. The software side of hard drive recovery is actually harder than the repair of the disk. Since hard drive usually fail from the inside out, the operating system is almost always damaged. That is why DTI Data is your best choice for hard drive recovery. All the software that we sell on our site was created by our own in house programmers. We have the capabilities to rebuild file systems from the hex level. Don't take a chance on losing your data choose DTI for your hard drive recovery.

Exchange Server Hard Drive Recovery

Many times we get in Exchange servers that have had physical failures and require hard drive recovery before we can extract mailboxes out of the Exchange database. Most Exchange servers are configured in a RAID array and have multiple hard drives that need to be recovered prior to Exchange restoration.

Hard Drive Recovery For Exchange

If the Exchange Server has had a physical failure, that the first step is hard drive recovery. DTI has a class 100 clean room where they perform the repairs to the hard disk to extract the data and the databases. DTI is one of only a few data recovery companies in the world that specialize in both Exchange restoration and hard drive recovery.

The ideal set up for Exchange is that the operating system and programs are on one partition or hard drive that is set up in a RAID 1. The MDBDATA folder that houses the PRIV1 EDB and STM as well as the PUB1 EDB and STM should be on a secondary partition that is on a RAID 1 for a smaller Exchange install, or a RAID 5 for larger or Enterprise storage groups.

If your server has crashed call our Exchange emergency line at 727-251-2058 or the numbers below during normal business hours. If you have had a physical crash visit our site about hard drive recovery.

24 Hour Hard Drive Recovery & Server/RAID Recovery Hotline:
Toll Free 1-866-438-6932 or direct 1-727-345-9665.

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8 AM to 11 PM EST 7days a week!