Data Recovery Service Blog
Check out some of our blog posts and learn about us as well as data recovery. Our data recovery lab is located at 7512 East Independence Blvd., Suite 100 (in the Quorum Business Park).

Our Blog Posts
Hard Drive by Manufacturer FAQ
Data loss has never been a more serious issue than it is today, and because of that there has never been more people looking for data recovery solutions. But what if the loss was preventable? Thankfully, there are many ways a person can prevent data loss in their...
Breaking Through the Cloudiness of Cloud-Based Backup
To many people the Cloud (as discussed here) is something many people don’t understand and aren’t fully utilizing. Certain systems and apps are backed-up to the cloud, like an iPhone backed-up in the iCloud, it is used as temporary storage or a shared storage system...
RAID 5 Data Recovery
RAID 5 systems are not infallible and should be monitored at all times. Immediately upon the failure of any drive in the system, a notification via email, text, etc. should be generated and sent to the responsible party for drive replacement. Always replace a problem...
In most cases data is recoverable from failed hard drives
When Your Hard Drive Fails Do not panic!!! Power down your system, take a deep breath and think about what just happened. Carefully consider the following before taking any other action. Now that you have caught your breath and calmed down we will guide you through...
Things You Need to Know About Recovering Data From Hard Drives
All hard drive data access problems can be classified into 3 distinct areas; HEALTHY DRIVES 1.Data level issues...any meta data corruption within boot sector, catalogue, master file table, etc. and/or logical corruption of file system structure such as accidental...
What hard drive should I buy?
Being in the data recovery business, many of our clients often ask us "What hard drive should I buy?" That is not an easy question to answer without some additional research and data. In a previous post entitled “Looking To Replace Your Hard Drive” I discuss six key...
Should You Invest in a New Hard Drive? 5 Signs Your Hard Drive Is Failing
When it comes to saving business files, important documents, or personal data like audio and photos on our storage devices, we seldom ever worry about losing them or really even stop to think about how much longer our hard drive will be kicking for that matter. We...
A Brief Overview of NAS and RAID Systems
NAS systems are defined as Network Attached Storage devices and are increasingly popular arrangements that provide a central storage point—almost like a private cloud—where small businesses can backup critical files and data. Comprised of an external storage device...
Looking To Replace Your Hard Drive?
When the time comes to replace your hard drive, don't make that decision without considering a few key points. It would be a waste of money to pick a hard drive that isn't suited to your needs. Here are 6 things to consider before you buy a hard drive: Drive Type -...
Data Recovery: 6 Facts You Need to Know
We live in a world that's heavily reliant on data. Without it, business as we know it grinds to a halt. The downside to all this technology is that there are so many things that can go wrong and numerous ways to lose all that information. And yet, a surprising number...
The Right Data Recovery Service – How Do I Find It?
Data recovery is not something to be taken lightly. It doesn't matter whether you're a business professional, student or homemaker, the things you have saved are important to you, and that's what matters. With that in mind, there are some important aspects on how to...
RAID 5 Data Recovery Tips
Carolina Data Recovery Charlotte’s RAID Data Recovery Expert RAID 5 systems that store data are not infallible. In the event of a failure, you can often recover some or all of your data. Here are some tips that will give you the best chance for complete RAID 5 data...



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