Has Your Hard Drive, SSD, Flash Disk Or RAID Server Failed?
Yes We Can Recover any Complex data 25 yrs of experience to get your data back
When it comes to recovering precious family memories or critical corporate files from your failed storage device, look no further. We’ve seen it all.
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Recovered have over 4000+ clients spanning across most parts of Australia including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra & Perth. We can recover your data from almost any storage device. We utilise the most advanced data recovery technology available in the world to provide the highest possible success rates to our clients.
When it comes to recovering data from failed storage devices, you often get one shot. Make it count! Whether it be failed hardware or devices, a natural disaster or one of life’s little mishaps, we can assist you to recover the valuable information you need and rely upon on most devices. What’s awesome is, it’s 100% financially risk-free.
We Can Recover Hard Drives, USB Sticks, NAS & RAID Arrays
Failed Hard Drive?
We Can Recover It.
We Can Solve Even The Hardest Data Recovery Cases
Sold State Drives (SSD)
Flash based storage being much faster with no moving mechanical parts
Compact Flash, SD & Micro SD Cards
Flash Storage for mobile phones, tablets, cameras and other portable devices
Network Attached Storage (NAS) & RAID Arrays
A network attached server usually consisting of multiple disks working together to form one or multiple volumes
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Flash Storage for mobile phones, tablets, cameras and other portable devices
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A network attached server usually consisting of multiple disks working together to form one or multiple volumes