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Referral from
Mar 21, 2018
Connie S.:
I live in Gravette; looking for the cheapest Dial-up internet service...Any ideas ??
TIA.
Brock P.:
In town or rural? Search "fixed wireless" on ATT.com to see if your address has it available. Runs off of a tower with an antenna... Data Recovery Experts
- Computer Data Recovery
- 276 5th Ave Suite 704-1154 New York, NY 10001
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Referral from
Dec 30, 2014
Octavio B.:
To my computer geek friends, I have a hard drive that may have died. I have photos on there but I can't get to them. Is there anyone who...
Carlos A.:
http://www.recovery-experts.com SalvageData
Referral from
Jul 10, 2014
Martschink:
Data recovery vendors? Can anyone recommend a DC-area vendor that handles data recovery from hardware failures?
z3dster:
http://www.salvagedata.com is DC based I would pay the higher cost and go to Madison, WI based Gillware, they are the best in the... NYC Cell Phone Repair
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Referral from July 14, 2014
Lindsay A. asked:
Need to help a friend with an urgent data recovery issue. He accidentally formatted SD card in his Canon C100. Video and audio files. Suggestions for recovering....
Billy L. replied:
This is the best I have used. http://klix.en.softonic.com/mac
Dave D. replied:
Stellar Phoenix on the Mac, Recuvva on the PC
Adam M. replied:
Correct link for cards http://www.pcinspector.de/SmartRecovery/info.htm?language=1 - I've recovered files from years back (not intentionally) with it
Enrique A. replied:
First, tell him not to write anything else in that card (nothing gets deleted but hidden, unless you rite over those invisible files). then he can use something like http://www.stellarinfo.com/mac-data-recovery.htm
Naiffer R. replied:
Don't touch the card or try any other software. Send it to http://www.krollontrack.com/
Darren H. replied:
Lindsay Adler I use Data Rescue 3 or Sandisk Data Recovery software both have worked fine!
Christopher S. replied:
maybe try this,it looks like it is recovery for a C100 http://www.freerecoverytools.com/camera/recover-deleted-lost-photos-videos-canon-cinema-eos-camera/
Christopher S. replied:
http://www.cardrescue.com/
Alex G. replied:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-scan-reformatted-hard-drive-to-recover-files/
Adam M. replied:
I've used this a number of times http://www.pcinspector.de/Default.htm?language=1
Chris M. replied:
Photorec is good and opensource/free http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
Daniel M. replied:
Hi Lindsay recuva did wonders for me one time. https://www.piriform.com/recuva hope your friend gets through. Lots of options.
Berti S. replied:
EasyRecovery US is a great recovery took i used.
Referral from March 19, 2014
Gadsden asked:
Looking for professional data recovery recommendations for shock damaged HD I have a client who wasn't keeping backups and the dog knocked over their mini tower while it...
ffviiking replied:
ontrack
Remo_253 replied:
[Seagate](http://www.seagate.com/services-software/data-recovery-services/) has it's own data recovery service. It doesn't have to be a Seagate drive. [Drivesavers](http://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com/) has been around a long time. Articles/Review on Drivesavers: [NYT](http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/01/technology/circuits/01POGUE-EMAIL.html?_r=0) [Wired](http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012/08/how-drivesavers-got-my-data-back/) [Yelp](http://www.yelp.com/biz/drivesavers-data-recovery-novato)
phydeaux8635 replied:
I used to be partnered with The Clone Store. Any recovery service will be $100's if not $1,000's.
Remo_253 replied:
>On the bright side, I think they'll take my back up recommendations seriously now. :-/ It's sad but that's what it seems to take to convince people.
highinthemountains replied:
ontrack
CarbonDudeoxide replied:
I work for Geek Squad in Best Buy. For $250, we can ship your hard drive/computer out for tier 1 data recovery (via Ontrack). If no data can be recovered at tier 1, it will escalate to tier 2 (about $200 more). Otherwise, it will go to tier 3 (which can go into the thousands). All of them I've shipped out come back after tiers 1 and 2. If no data can be recovered, you get about $200 back (out of 250).
Referral from January 26, 2018
freshandminty asked:
Can anyone recommend a place that does recovery of external hard drive data? Bought an external hard drive 8-10 years ago, loaded pics and music on it and let it sit in...
tastesliketofu replied:
Looking for your bitcoin?
mreed911 replied:
DriveSavers
Oleathery replied:
I worked for years at Mr. Notebook. anything we couldn't recover we sent to Flashback Data https://www.flashbackdata.com/
zeroshits replied:
If it’s a powered drive, it may just be the power supply or case. You might be able to take it out of the shell and plug it into a Sata to USB adapter.
Stephonovich replied:
I can take a look at it if you want. I'm in Pflugerville. Might need to buy a new HD of same kind and swap the controller board.
SherbetHead2010 replied:
There is a (free?) Program called recuva that can do a deep scan on your hard drive to recover anything on it. I've used it before and got all of my stuff back. Even after doing a full reformat.
Phallic_Moron replied:
Define "dead"?
ClearlyInsane1 replied:
Second on DriveSavers. Also Kroll Ontrack. It's gonna be expensive... https://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com/ https://www.krollontrack.com/ No recommendations from Amy though.
RocketLegume replied:
Floppy Disk Repair Co.
Referral from February 14, 2013
Varushka F. asked:
can anyone recommend a good data recovery place anywhere in the hudson valley that is not expensive?
Michael S. replied:
Tried smalldog.com? They do repairs, publish a tech letter, are real people you can call by their first names one month and get the same person six months later.
Evan S. replied:
That was 6 years ago. It was 2.5 k per drive. My external had 2 drives running RAID 0 (2 drives acting as 1). I got everything back, but ... I used drivesaversdatarecovery.com
Evan S. replied:
I'm swamped or would see what else I could think of, also could chat w/ OWC www.macsales.com those guys know their stuff.
Referral from July 7, 2016
omgwutd00d asked:
HDD Died. Need recommendations on where to send it to possibly recover my data. I woke up to my laptop displaying an error window and the HDD no longer working.
It...
DZCreeper replied:
http://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com Stop using the drive immediately, continued use can cause further degradation. Unplug the drive from power.
KillAllTheThings replied:
Is your data worth several hundred dollars? Data recovery services are not cheap. Even if a drive isn't bootable it can often be useful to plug it into another PC as a secondary drive long enough to back up the data.
BmanUltima replied:
What country are you in?
Mighty_Miro_WD replied:
Hi there. I'm sorry to hear about what happened, mate... As for a specific data recovery company, you can take a look at [this list](http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?id=VNPF0A) with WD partners and select one based on your location. Lastly, do have in mind that the more you use the drive and try to repair it, the worse the damage and the extraction of files may become. Hope this helps and best of luck!
Referral from September 21, 2018
throwaweigh13 asked:
iPhone reboot loop unable to be fixed. Tips on recovering data? Hello all - I have an iPhone 6s that recently "died" on me. I consistently kept the phone at close to max...
applejuice1984 replied:
If the data is what you are interested in and only the data, Apple refers people to DriveSavers, you might want to look into it. Be aware, it could be between $500-$2500 to get any information off the device and it might be return in worse condition. https://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com
chrismcfall replied:
Have you tried updating in recovery mode? https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201263
aznsniperx3 replied:
If you aren’t able to recovery the data. Let this be a good lesson to always have a backup. Perhaps purchasing iCloud storage in the future.
Referral from October 15, 2014
SuspendedFourth asked:
Hard Drive Repair / Data Recovery — Recommendations Hi all, my 1TB WD External HDD went belly up this morning after living in my backpack for a while, coming to and...
Bad-Machine replied:
Where did you get the quotes from? At (insert large computer manufacturer with offices in Nashville) we send people to http://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com/ and they offer a discount with a valid service tag. What's specifically is the issue with the drive? Is it powering on at all? Does it spin, etc.? Could be just the components of the drive enclosure and not the drive itself. You can sometimes take the drive out still recover the data. If it's a Passport though those are a bit tougher unfortunately. Don't believe they have a standard SATA connection on the drive itself.
MetricT replied:
I manage a couple of petabytes of data at Vandy, and see drives fail left and right. If the drive is still readable, find a friend with a Linux computer and a good drive of equal or greater size, and use ddrescue to copy the bad drive to the good one. http://www.gnu.org/software/ddrescue/ I know that's a bit technical, but if your drive is still readable, all it will cost you is one replacement drive and a couple hours.
Wynter_born replied:
Odds are really good that it's unrecoverable without professional ($2000+) forensic data recovery service. $500 is a steal, and probably not a real price - maybe the lowest end price for a simpler fix like a bad controller board or SATA connector or something.
Referral from November 23, 2013
John C. asked:
Can anyone recommend a data recovery app for a Mac?
Cathy L. replied:
You can try here too... https://discussions.apple.com/message/22244346#22244346
Karen M. replied:
Genius Bar!
John C. replied:
The Genius Bar lost my data.
Referral from March 20, 2014
Illspokinn I. asked:
Can anyone recommend a data recovery spot that's efficient and affordable? Dropped a very important hard drive.
Romhányi Ã. replied:
Does it spin? If yes, Norton Disc Doctor does the job - retrieves all the data bit by bit on the Mac also.
Macario J. replied:
*paging Nigel Thornberry*
Cyrus Z. replied:
http://support.wdc.com/recovery/index.asp?lang=en&selregion=americas
Referral from September 4, 2016
cymeks asked:
Recommendations for Data Recovery Service Any recommendations for data retrieval services around Woodside or in Queens in general? User has cannot mount an external USB...
shamam replied:
I don't know of anyone local. I'd use [Drivesavers](http://www.drivesaversdatarecovery.com). Prepare yourself for a large bill.
fluffy_dog replied:
Google ddrescue bootable and you can do the same for free
LouisSeize replied:
Kroll OnTrack. Also expect a high bill.
Referral from February 24, 2021
pats_sox_nd asked:
Elementary Data Recovery Question for Macbook Pro Hi All,
So I have a 2016 Macbook Pro with the Touchbar. I recently will not power on and they believe they need to...
terms100 replied:
[Rossman Repair group](https://www.rossmanngroup.com/) send it to them they likely can fix it all together. Best around
pats_sox_nd replied:
Anyone else have any insights here?
Referral from November 7, 2013
Rachel M. asked:
Hi everyone - my external drive failed. Can anyone suggest a good affordable data recovery place in greater NYC. Also willing to take it to Chicago. HELP!!
Marjorie P. replied:
Ask Matt Text him.
Referral from March 23, 2014
Timothy N. asked:
I accidentally trashed and emptied a hard drive. Used Disc Drill. It recovered data but without original filenames or structure. So it's useless as this data is...
Joseph P. replied:
Bill Gates
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