Did You Know?
32% Data Losses For You & Your Support Engineer Miss Operation.

Causes how data loss...
1. Hardware & System Malfanction 44%
2. Inexperienced & Human errors 32%
3. Software program malfunction 14%
4. Virus causes 7%
5. Natural Disaster 3%

What To Do When Data Lost?

1. Do not panic
2. Turn off the power immediately
3. Do not restart the machine.
4. Do not reinstall any software
5. Do not open the hard disk or try to repair it yourself or even by your support engineer. The job is not of your or your support engineer, the job is of "HDD & Data Recovery Specialist"

When Your HDD makes any unusual sound then you never should connect the hdd with the pc again. Cos, It reduces the possibility to recover datas. Cos, most probable situation is that the hdd platter/disc surface is being attacked and the disc surface could be damaged where datas are located.

BE ALERT: Do not fall for the flat rate & lower price recovery scheme. Data Recovery is expensive because it requires a vast amount of research, total knowledge on logical & physical structure of hdd, complex technologies.

Are You Thinking To Use Data Recovery Softwares? Don't do, if you are not expert.

Commercial softwares are a tool only to recover data in minor cases but It is harmful for data recovery if any advance level job needed to perform and in some cases the software can lead to loss of data without confirming hdd damages.

Individual Makes A Great Mistake To Perform The Data Recovery.

Individuals make the mistake of attaching the "expert" label to anyone who knows more about computers then the individuals do. This means that data recovery operations may be left in the hands of someone unqualified to properly perform the job. Not only does this data put in risk, it may lead to additional data loss, downtime & expenses for more the company.

Data Loss Prevention

There are many ways to prevent data from being lost on your computer. Following these guidelines will help you to keep your data safe and hopefully you will not have to come to us for our services. While we appreciate your business, we would rather see our clients prevent data loss before it happens, thus saving them time and worry.

Backup - Data can usually be easily duplicated. It is important to make backups of all of your most important data, documents, and programs.

Shut-Down - Be sure to properly shut down your computer. All data should be saved and applications closed before the operating system is shut down. After doing so, you can safely turn off your computer. Even though the computer may appear idle, there are often many tasks still in progress and a computer should not be turned off unless the proper steps are followed.

Viruses - Take steps to protect yourself from computer viruses. It is likely that in the near future a virus will spread that has the ability to actually destroy your hard drive . Keep a virus detection program on your computer.

System Protection - Keep your computer safe from human error (children, computer illiterates, etc.). Use passwords on important programs or files to help prevent accidental erasure.

Abuse - Although this may seem like common sense, it is important to be gentle with your computer. Avoid moving the computer while it is in use. The components inside the computer are very precise and jostling them may cause data loss or failure.