External hard drives are helpful tools for storing large amounts of data, but like all other storage devices, they can fail (and because they’re mechanical, it’s a question of “when” rather than “if”). If your external hard drive crashes or...

An introduction to data slippage, an issue that often occurs when recovering failed RAID volumes.

Part two. Be sure to read part one of our comprehensive RAID array data recovery guide.

Datarecovery.com engineers often use disk images to protect media or to rebuild large multi-drive systems efficiently. This guide explains what disk images are, how they're used, and why they're often important in the data recovery process.

Email Data Recovery Services from Datarecovery.com Email communication drives the daily operations of most modern businesses, and lost emails can present a significant roadblock in some situations. Our laboratories have developed numerous techniques for fast, dependable email recovery, and because...

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...