We offer a risk-free policy, meaning you won’t pay anything if we are unable to recover your data.

Yes, we can recover data from devices with physical damage, such as cracked heads, dead heads, bad sectors, or drives that make unusual noises or are unable to be detected.

For more detailed information or specific inquiries, it’s recommended to contact us and let us know of the exact issue at hand.

The duration of the data recovery process can vary depending on the complexity of the issue and the condition of the storage device. We strive to complete the recovery as efficiently as possible and will provide an estimated timeline after evaluating your device.

Absolutely. We adhere to strict confidentiality and privacy policies to keep all recovered data secure and private. Your data’s security is our top priority.

Yes, we have the expertise to recover data from devices that have been compromised by ransomware, malware, or other cyber threats. However, the success rate can depend on the severity and nature of the attack.

If you suspect data loss, we recommend you stop using the device immediately to avoid further data overwriting and contact us for a professional evaluation and recovery service.

We have the capability to recover data from encrypted devices, although the success rate may depend on the encryption level and the condition of the device. We may require your cooperation to provide the necessary encryption keys or passwords.

After the data recovery process, your device will be returned to you. If the device is operational, we will discuss the options for repairing the device to a fully functional state, if desired.

We can recover data from a wide range of storage devices, including internal and external hard drives, solid-state drives (SSDs), USB flash drives, memory cards, and more.

For severely damaged devices, we employ advanced recovery techniques in our specialized cleanroom environments to maximize the chances of data recovery while minimizing the risk of further damage.

Yes, we have the tools and expertise to recover data from devices that are not recognized by the operating system due to logical or physical failures.

When submitting your storage device for data recovery, it’s helpful to bring any cables or adapters specific to your device. Additionally, providing details about the data loss situation can aid in the recovery process.

Yes, we provide advice and best practices for data backup and protection to help prevent future data loss, including recommendations for backup software, cloud storage solutions, and best practices for data management.

Signs of impending data loss can include frequent system crashes, unusual noises from the hard drive, slow access times, files disappearing, and error messages related to data reading or writing.

To ensure the best chance of recovery, stop using the failing device immediately to avoid further data loss, do not attempt DIY recovery methods as they can exacerbate the problem, and consult a professional data recovery service like myhalo as soon as possible.