Data Recovery Blog

Information presented by Scott Moulton about Flash Memory data recovery and Solid State Hard Drive Design. How to rebuild and do data recoveries and fix hard drives yourself for fun or business. Enjoy saving your data.

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Data Recovery Cases

Lenovo After-sale Service Server Array Information Lost Data Recovery

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM3 years ago01 mins

Case:The array of RAID5 is done, Windows 2003 system, and 3 hard disks are now uncompromising. Solution:The SAS500G*3 hard disk detection is good, and no one is destroyed. It directly analyzes the array parameters, and then the virtual reorganization recovers data. The data recovery rate is 100%.

Data Recovery Cases

Reinstalling the System Partition Lost Data Recovery

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM2 years ago01 mins

Case:Customers use the Ghost system mirror image to reinstall the system by themselves. Due to the operation error, the hard disk is divided into 4 partitions first, resulting in all the data of the original D E F disk lost. Solution:Because the customer finds the operation error, it stops the system reinstallation, so that all…

Computer FAQs

Performance – Does installing many programs really slow down Windows?

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM4 years ago03 mins

I have always heard that it’s a bad idea to install lots of software on a Windows machine, and new software should always be tested in a virtual machine so as to not permanently affect the operating system. But does the actual act of installing a piece of software really slow down the Windows OS?…

Computer FAQs

Troubleshooting – What is the proper way of debugging a slow Windows installation?

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM4 years ago4 years ago010 mins

You know the drill – you’ve been asked to check why your cousin’s computer is running slow. I was right there yesterday. Being a Mac user since 2007 I haven’t really dug deep in Windows internals in the past five years. Googling for answers reveals many, many different answers: broken registry, spyware, antivirus program, fragmented…

Data Recovery

CD Data Recovery: CD Data Rescue

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM17 years ago5 years ago02 mins

Software Name: CD Data Rescue®
Version: 2.6
Publisher: Naltech Software
Media Supported: CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-RW
Languages: English
OS: Windows 98, ME, NT , 2000 , XP or Vista
Price: $19.95 (Single User)

CD Data Rescue recovers files from damaged, scratched or defective CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-RW discs. Supporting also Mount Rainier / EasyWrite MRW discs even in not compilant drives. With this software you can easily Recover Files, folders, or deleted files from CD discs. It also can recover files from quick formated CD-RW discs.

Recovers unreadable and deleted files from CD discs recorded by common CD writing software in ISO and UDF formats, including Roxio Easy CD Creator and Ahead Nero. Features full real UDF recovery supported for UDF packet witting software (mode B): DirectCD (including old versions and compressed CDs) InCD, packetCD,etc. Also supports discs recorded by Sony digitalcameras.

Main Features:
– Simplified use, now the program sets automatically some settings.
-ExclusiveAccuRescue™ technology.
– New updated Recovery Wizard.
– Unnamed files automatically detected and renamed with the correct file type.
-Real fullUDFfile systemrecovery.

Download: http://www.naltech.com/download/cddr.exe
Buy: http://www.naltech.com/order.htm

Computer FAQs

Windows – Pass shortcut arguments in .bat (batch)

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM5 years ago4 years ago01 mins

In a .exe shortcut, I can use extra arguments. But how to pass those arguments in a .bat file? Solution: To pass argument to bat or cmd file – you just run script with parameters, like this: script.cmd parameter1 parameter2 Inside script – if you pass arguments – you will have %1 %2 %3 special…

Data Recovery Cases

Western Digital Portable Hard Drive Damaged Data Recovery

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM3 years ago01 mins

Case:The mobile hard disk purchased by the customer in 2011 does not understand the working principle of the hard disk. He has repeatedly inserted the hard disk hot and unplugged. Before the last normal use, the hard disk was impacted. Solution:The faulty device is a 500GB mobile hard disk in the West. After the accessing…

Data Recovery Cases

Seagate opening data recovery successful ST9320423AS

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM3 years ago01 mins

Case:Personal customers said that the notebook was accidentally touched by themselves.The laptop cannot be turned on, and the laptop is repaired after the sales of the hard disk.Recommended data for laptops for post -sale.Customers are sent to data recovery detection and recovery in time. Solution:After the engineer tested the hard disk system’s magnetic head damage,…

Data Recovery

Data Recovery and Encryption

DATARECOVERYUNION.COM17 years ago13 years ago03 mins

Business continuity and disaster planning are critical for businesses regardless of their size. Most archive and backup software have key features to restore user files, database stores and point in time snap-shots of users’ files. Software is becoming more automated so users don’t have to manually backup their files. Some computer manufacturers have built-in backup systems that include dedicated hard disk drives for archive storage. Most external USB hard disk drives have some sort of third party software that provides data archiving during a trial time period. Such solutions, while solving the data backup need, create questions regarding how effective the systems are with respect to user data. What are your options when a user’s computer has a data disaster and the hard disk drive is fully encrypted?

Most IT security policies require a multi-pronged approach to data security. For example, when setting up a new computer for a user, the IT department will require a BIOS (Basic Input/output System) password for the system before the computer will start. BIOS password security varies in functionality. Some are computer system specific, meaning that the computer will not start without the proper password. Other BIOS passwords are hard disk drive specific, meaning that the hard drive will not be accessible without the proper password. Some computer BIOS employ one password for access control to the system and the hard disk drive. To add a second level of protection, new IT security policies require full hard disk drive encryption. The most common of full hard disk encryption software operates as a memory resident program. When the computer starts up, the encryption software is loaded before the operating system starts and a pass-phrase or password prompt is required. After a successful login from the user, the software decrypts the hard disk drive sectors in memory, as they are needed. The process is reversed when writing to the hard disk drive. This leaves the hard disk drive in a constant state of encryption. The operating system and program applications function normally, without having to be aware of any encryption software.