Hey Waterloo! Did you know that Recovery Force is not only headquartered in Waterloo, it is also one of the most affordable full service data recovery labs in North America. And, we are fast. In most cases, we are able to fully recover your data before our competitors would even receive your hard drive, at a fraction of the cost.
If you are in the Region of Waterloo or the surrounding areas and have an issue with data loss, bring your hard drive to the region’s only secure full service data recovery facility. Our team would be pleased to assist you with the recovery of your data.
Got questions? No problem. Give us a call and we’d love to provide you with answers.
Recovery Force Headquarters and Main Lab
16-826 King St N
Waterloo, ON
N2J 4G8
Phone: 519-837-8404
Toll Free: 866-750-3169
E-Mail: info@recoveryforce.com
Can a Hard Drive Work with One Dead Head?
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Hard Drive Recovery by Brand Statistics
Based on a snapshot of about 200 sequential projects that came in at the first of 2013, we have produced the following chart outlining the percentage of drives we have seen, based on the hard drive manufacturer.
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RAID 5 – Is Your Data Safe?
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How to Disable Safe Sleep in MacOS 10
Apple's 'Safe Sleep' is a major factor for iBook, MacBook and MacBook Pro hard drive crashes. When the user closes the lid with the system still on, they are expecting that the system is entering a sleep mode by powering down the hard drive and just uses enough power...