Hard Drive Repair
Data Recovery Service
Hard Drive Repair by ECO Data Recovery is often required prior to recovering any data from a hard drive. Although this repair is a very temporary one, it is extremely critical that the ‘repair’ is performed by a skilled and most of all, experienced technician. Improper hard drive repair techniques can severely hinder the chances of a successful data recovery. (Possibly making data recovery difficult at best, or in some cases, even impossible).
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Turn your computer off immediately if there is *any* unusual noises from your computer to prevent further damage!
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✅ All Laptops, Desktops, iPhones & Devices
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✅ Encrypted Drive
✅ Pros with MAC & Windows✅ RAIDS, Linux & Unix Experts
✅ All Laptops, Desktops, & Devices
✅ Firm Price Quote before sending hard drive to us
✅ Quick Results
✅ Emergency Service Available
✅ Over 25 years of Professional Data Recovery Services
✅ No ridiculous/unsubstantiated claims
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Hard Drive Failure Symptoms
Hard drive failures can be caused by a variety of reasons. The electronics can develop electrical shorts due to surges or spikes. The heads inside of the drive can fail to read data. Further, sometimes the hard drive will not even spin up at all. Or the hard drive will emit unusual sounds such as clicking, grinding, scraping etc.
We have seen a vast amount of drives that had tampered with or opened to arriving. If left alone, in the ‘as failed’ state, chances for recovery are immeasurably higher.
In other words, a clicking or noisy hard drive requires a clean-room environment and a data recovery lab that has the experience and capabilities of ‘repairing’ or rebuilding hard disk drives.
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With over 24 years experience in hard drive repair, ECO Data Recovery is qualified to offer hard drive data recovery services. While we do repair hard drives, it is with the single goal of a successful recovery of your data. We would never recommend reusing a hard drive that has been to a data recovery service for file recovery.
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Why do Hard Drives Fail?
There are several ways a hard drive can fail whether it occurs electrically, physically or internally. An electrical surge is the largest enemy of hard drives. An electric surge can damage components or parts of a hard drive or it can corrupt its firmware that controls flash storage operation.
The same will occur to a standard hard drive that has a software chip responsible for reading platters and reading/writing heads. Physical damage is a close runner up to electrical surges. It is responsible for portable and laptop drive failures and wear and tear. Because traditional drives use moving parts, the drive surface or heads become weak and start showing signs and symptoms of defect over time. When these issues occur it is time for a hard disk repair to recover your data.
In the case of flash drives, wear and tear play the same role but in a different style. Flash drives have certain usage counts which mean the more the drive is re-written, the more decrease in its life occurs and one day will it can fail abruptly. Lastly, manufacturing defects can be a common issue with material quality and software playing a role in this kind of failure.
HARD DRIVE REPAIR TECHNICAL INFORMATION
It is also important to know what is involved in hard drive surgery. The procedures for the rotational media and flash media different. Regular drives have moving heads and surfaces, and a donor drive is needed for repair. The donor drive must be very closely matched to the patient’s drive.
The requirements for donor drive is very strict. The donor drive must have same codes a patient drive which cannot be found in hard drive stores. The repair usually involves head replacement, motor replacement or moving platters to another drive. The head transplant requires extensive experience and perfection.
A slight mistake can destroy the data permanently. Another important aspect is the environment in which the procedure is taking place. There must be the availability of a clean room environment. Any dust will destroy the thin layer between the head and surface and cause damage. Overall, knowing about hard drives and their repair process can both prevent and recover the data that could be lost in the future.
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ECO Data Recovery providing professional Data Recovery Services for business and home users since 1995.