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Here's what to do if your computer is damaged by a virus.

While exceptionally good drives, Western Digital, like all other hard drives, occasionally fail. Sometimes these failures can be due to read/write head problems or service track corruption. Usually this damage occurs due to improper cooling, allowing the drive to reach...

This guide shows our process for a typical RAID data recovery case. If you need to recover files from a RAID or SAN, call 1.800.237.4200 to speak with a specialist. Step One: Cloning Each RAID Member as a Raw Image...

What does a data recovery engineer do when a device has sustained electronic damage? A common misconception is that hard drives, flash cards, and other devices can be easily repaired by re-soldering or replacing electronic components. While simple electronic repairs...

Optical disk – a storage medium from which data is read and to which data is written by lasers. Optical disks can store much more data (up to six gigabytes) than most portable magnetic media. There are three basic types...

Magnetic storage is a storage medium commonly used for large volumes of data (e.g., video, image, or remote sensing data). Magnetic tape drives use magnetic tape to store the data. Large amounts of data are stored through tape drives because...

A look at some of the major innovations in hard drive tech.

This article explains the different technologies used to create random access memory (RAM).