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Data Recovery “Do-it-yourself” Fails Data recovery is a very tedious task if you don’t know what is disrupting the data and what the main cause of the error is. Data holds great importance to everyone, especially if it affects your business or daily life in any way. Hence, people are turning towards creating backups and
Helium is a wonderful element, with many uses that improve our lives outside of making balloons float and creating comedic gold when inhaled. Helium is used to cool the magnets in MRI scanners, act as a protective gas in the production of titanium, and help detect leaks in pipelines. Now, helium is being used to
Just before this past Christmas, we recovered data for a client whose sister-in-law’s hard drive failed. After the holidays, the client sent us a video he shot of his sister-in-law opening the hard drive on Christmas, and needless to say it put a smile on our faces. The best commercial businesses are the ones that
If you’ve Googled any comparison of hard disk drives (HDDs) and solid state drives (SSDs), then you’ve probably seen the same analysis in every article. Every one of them will tell you that HDDs give you a ton more space for much less money, while SSDs rock HDDs in terms of performance. No argument from
Every major piece of technology has a beginning. Whether it was instantly adopted, took time to be accepted, or served as the basis of the idea that did catch on, most of the kinds of products you use began as a single item or invention. Karl Benz’s gas-powered internal combustion engine has been the basis
Last time on the subject of global data, we talked about the insane rate data was being created (2.8 billion terabytes yearly) and why that was the case. So, now that we produce 400 gigabytes yearly for every man, woman, and child on the planet, how is that data being put to use? A term
Short answer: a lot. Long answer: The world’s data GDP, according to research firm IDC, was an estimated 2.8 billion terabytes last year. If you stored the entire world’s yearly data output on 1 inch thick 4 TB hard drives, and stacked them on top of one another, you’d have a stack that reached 11,408
Every hard drive will eventually die given enough time, but just like with people, many go before their time. One of the most common ways hard drives die prematurely is that the device they’re inside of suffers from overheating. Here’s a list of the most common ways people cut the life of their hard drive,
SalvageData in the past few weeks has opened 17 new receiving locations across North America, increasing our total to 28. Every one of these new Data Recovery locations functions exactly like our original ones, overnight shipping your hard drive to our data recovery labs to begin evaluation. Salvage Data Recovery now maintains a presence in
Many hard months of intense coding and writing finally came to fruition earlier this month when we rolled out our brand new website. We set out to create a website that would not just stand out among the data recovery crowd, but be an award-worthy site that would gain notice within the website design community.
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