Clicking, scratching or ticking hard drive noise If you perceive clicky, scratching, ticking or similar sounds from a hard drive, turn off your system immediately. If you do not, there is a risk that your hard drive takes serious damage. Call for a free consultation at MPDDatenrettung. Our service staff will be glad to advise … Read More
Datarecovery deleted/overwritten Files If you notice that data unaccountably missing or deleted, create in no case New! Also from moving or opening other files, we can only advise against you. These practices reduce the risk of the need for complete data recovery dramatically. We also recommend the following. If you consider it yourself to use … Read More
Photo Recovery Just because pictures are often called, edited or moved, they are often distributed across multiple directories, what makes them particularly difficult to restore. Therefore, it is important for you to give us as much information as possible about these lost files. These include for example information about the format (jpeg, Tiff, gif, bit-map). … Read More
Harddisk Recovery The recovery of a hard drive is called hard disk recovery. In this type of data recovery, access to the desired sectors of the disk is restored, so as to recover access to the data stored there by repairing or replacing damaged or destroyed parts. If you get into a situation where they … Read More
Harddisk Data Recovery The restoration of hard disk data is possible by replacing damaged hard drive components. In ticking or other strange noises from your hard drive, it is very likely a defective part. This problem happens frequently and is often caused by physical damage caused by bumping or falling down the hard drive.
E-Mail Recovery Crucial to a full recovery of your important data is understandably your e-mail program. Because of this depends on whether we can save your e-mails. Usually the e-mails can be found in the folder “Trash” or “Deleted Items” that are present in almost all programs. TIP: The “Trash” folder or the “Deleted Items” … Read More
