Sunday, June 12, 2011

Expert Hard Drive Recovery After Reformatting

By Teresa Port


Computers are equipment that also can sustain crashes from wear and tear. Over extended usage, computers can crash on their own. In fact, 44% of data loss is due to computer crash, 32% to user errors, and just 7% to virus attacks. If you do not have a decent back up, then your files can go away in just one prompt flash. Sometimes the computer will just prompt you to reformat, and you dread deleting all your crucial files.

When a hard drive crashes, reformatting may be requisite to check for internal tables which may be scratched or which still can be used. Sometimes, there is a requirement for you to reformat a disk with usable data, and when this happens, do not panic. There is still a way to do hard drive recovery even after reformatting.

You have to work with the professionals to do this tough job. A Microsoft registered Gold Partner in data recovery is who you need. By being a Gold Partner, the hard drive recovery specialist has been trained and certified to do recovery tasks. Also, a gold partner has access to help from Microsoft centres, which tells you are in good hands and can get help sooner.

So, is hard drive recovery still possible after reformatting? The answer is yes. The expert needs to run a software to do the recovery so you can still have a chance to recover your files.

Do remember though that hard drive recovery should be your last resort. In the first place, you should be doing scheduled back up of files so that should anything happen to your computer, you will not suffer data loss. If your hard drive crashes, then it will be easy to reformat the drive for reuse and then reload all the data from your external back-up disk.

If all else fails, then leave it to the hard drive recovery experts, and keep your fingers crossed. But remember your lesson hard so you won't repeat the same problem again. After all, there's no recovery for the loss of peace of mind and the strain you had to be under for concerning about losing your files.




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