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Carolina Data Recovery Top-rated data recovery services in Charlotte, NC
One of the top-rated data recovery services in Charlotte, NC, is Carolina Data Recovery. They are highly recommended for recovering data from various devices, including desktops, laptops, RAID arrays, and solid-state drives (SSD). They operate on a “no data, no fee”...
Benefits of Hiring an Expert for Data Recovery
1. Specialized Knowledge and Tools: Professional data recovery experts have the necessary skills, experience, and tools to recover data from damaged or corrupted storage devices. They are familiar with various data loss scenarios and can apply the most effective...
The Anatomy of a Hard Drive
A hard drive is a critical component of a computer system, providing permanent storage for digital data. It is a complex device made up of several key components, each of which plays a specific role in the overall functionality of the drive. This white paper will...
Recovering Data from a Failed RAID 5 Array
Challenges and Complications RAID 5 arrays are a popular choice for data storage because they provide high data availability and protection against disk failures. However, when a RAID 5 array fails, recovering the data can be a complex and challenging process. In this...
Data Management – Spring Cleaning Your Hard Drive
At Carolina Data Recovery, we specialize in recovering data from damaged hard drives (HDD), solid state drives (SSD), and RAID and NAS systems. We’ve also provided guides about external drive storage suggestions, the differences between types of hard drives, and how...
Women’s History in Technology and Computing
Every March since 1987 has been declared by Congress and the President as Women’s History Month. The time is meant to bring special focus to the lives, contributions, and achievements of women throughout history. This can include women in politics, art, or even STEM...
529 Plans and Data Recovery
In today’s day and age computers and higher education are more common aspects of life than ever before. Whether it is community college, trade schools, or traditional four-year colleges and universities, people have been attending higher education facilities in record...
Recovering Data from Water Damaged Hard Drives
Recently, a Carolina Data Recovery client went through the rare and unfortunate events of a break-in. Their business, located in a business park, was vandalized, and forcibly entered. Thankfully, the break-in occurred when no one was actively working in the office....
Carolina Data Recovery Give Back
As fall draws near, we’d like to reflect on some of the fun we had in the summer-sun. There are few things that mean more to Carolina Data Recovery owner and founder, Ron Davis, than giving something back to the community and baseball. That’s why on June 11, 2021, we...
What is Ransomware?
The Colonial Pipeline cyber-attack has people buzzing about the scary technology at the heart of the story: Ransomware. The discussion has people raising questions about this form of Malware. What is Ransomware? How old is the Ransomware? How can Ransomware be...
Lost Your Data Because of Apple’s Big Sur Update
If you have an older MacBook Pro (late 2013 and mid-2014) you might find that updating your ISO to Apple’s Big Sur, also known as macOS 11, may brick your computer. Consumer Report sent out a notice mid-November letting users know of possible problems with Apple’s Big...
Why a Cleanroom is Key to Data Recovery
What is a data recovery cleanroom? Shouldn’t the whole business be clean? Why doesn’t every small business data recovery firm have a cleanroom? First, a cleanroom is more than just an extra-clean room. It is a room designed, ventilated, and monitored so that there...
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- USB / Memory Cards
- Laptops / Desktops
- External Hard Drives
- Solid State Drives
- RAID/NAS
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