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Looking for a Pro on Data Recovering - Zeno Sama - Dec 3, 2020
Hello guys I lost some important data and looking for somone that has experience and knows it stuff around data recovering, as I dont want somone to mess things even more.
I guess need to know to assist me to clone the drive first to have backup, use maybe softwares like (Acronis, DMDE) or others that u think are better.
Of course will be paid for their services.
RE: Looking for a Pro on Data Recovering - Yac1ne - Dec 9, 2020
(Dec 3, 2020 11:22 AM)Zeno Sama Wrote: Hello guys I lost some important data and looking for somone that has experience and knows it stuff around data recovering, as I dont want somone to mess things even more.
I guess need to know to assist me to clone the drive first to have backup, use maybe softwares like (Acronis, DMDE) or others that u think are better.
Of course will be paid for their services.
Hey there buddy, first of all, when using software, there's no guarantee that you'll be able to fully recover your lost data intact (this means that they might be recovered, albeit kind of corrupted sometimes), this is due to many reasons, including but not limited to rewriting data to the same sectors the data you lost were in in the first place, sorry to tell you this, but you should prepare for the worst really, you can try EaseUs Data Recovery, i've tried it before, and it usually does the job, if you didn't overwrite the existing free space originally filled by your lost data that is, if you desperately need that data, and can't afford to lose it under any circumstances, you can also go to a specialized data recovery center such as Drive Savers, this however will most likely cost you a lot of money