DATA RECOVERY ADVISOR - INTRODUCTION
Sometimes
our computers just don't function the way we want
them to. Sometimes we inadvertently command our
computers to do something that is against our best
interests, but like the loyal servants they are,
they perform the task for us. These unexpected
events can cause stress as we risk losing important
data for work and irreplaceable personal data.
As
a data recovery specialist, I meet with many people
in the midst of dealing with software and hardware
malfunctions, lost data, unbootable computers, and
much more. Over the years, I've learned many tips
for dealing with the most common data issues.
(Accidentally hit delete? I've done it and so have
many of my clients).
In
the following articles, I'll respond to your most
pressing data recovery questions and give you my
personal recommendations for recovery
methods and software. My clients trust me with
their most precious documents and I offer them only
the most reliable services and best advice, which
I'm now sharing with you. I provide this valuable
information in the hopes that it will help you with
quick, successful data recovery.
Contrary
to popular belief, most data is recoverable after
formatting, hard disk crashes, and accidental
deletions. The key to all data recovery is not to
panic. Stop using your drive and take your time
planning your data recovery strategy. Move forward
thoughtfully. Arm yourself with the best information
you can and then work through recovery step by step.
