Data recovery from crashed, broken, noisy, clicking, corrupt, formatted, deleted, re-loaded, burnt, fire damaged, power and lightning surge damaged, water damaged, virus damaged Windows 2000, Windows 2003 & Windows 2008, Linux, Apple Mac server, Unix and Netware server drives and volumes - that is irrespective of the condition of the media and/or potential data loss situation.

RECOVERY FROM ALL SERVER FAILURE SYMPTOMS AND SITUATIONS, INCLUDING:-

››  Un-mountable volume i.e. after a power failure or where more than one drive failed in a RAID set.
››  Primary hard disk failure.
››  Server device not ready.
››  Inaccessible boot device.
››  Unable to access drive "X".
››  Device not ready, reading drive "X".
››  Single and multiple server drive Failure.
››  Operating system not found / missing operating system.
››  The BIOS recognizes the drive but with garbage parameters.
››  The BIOS recognizes the drive but the data is inaccessible.
››  Multiple drive or component failure.
››  Improper drive or media replacement.
››  Fire/Water Damage.
››  The drive reports bad sectors.
››  Corrupt data.
››  Formatted, Fdisked, partially re-loaded hard disk drives.
››  NTLDR is missing.
››  Server won't boot.
››  Corrupted parity/data drive.
››  Accidental/Intentional deleted partition.
››  Server hard disk controller failure.
››  Incomplete / Partial server rebuilds.
››  Media surface damage.
››  Grinding or clacking noises, normally associated with electro-mechanical failure.
››  The drive no longer recognized by the BIOS after rebooting, despite the platters spinning.

RECOVERY FROM ALL SERVER CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING:-

››  Hardware and software server drive configurations
››  Windows NT4 server, Windows 2000 server, Windows 2003 server & Windows 2008 server, MS SQL file server
››  SCSI hard disks drives, NAS & SAN Volumes
››  IDE, PATA, SATA, SAS SOlid state server hard disk drives
››  Striped, Spanned, Simple, Mirrored, JBod volumes and array sets
››  File, Application, Mail, and Web Server
››  Fiber Channel
››  Basic disk & dynamic disk configurations