Smartmedia data recovery
Smartmedia recovery will recover lost or deleted photos, repair
damaged files and retrieve corrupt digital images from Smartmedia
cards. Losing data from a Smartmedia card can happen in a number
of ways. One cause is from a flash card reader that does not follow
media standards and writes a signature to the Smartmedia card. If
this occurs, the camera may not be able to read the card and return
a “card error” message.
Multimedia card recovery
Multimedia recovery will undelete photos and
recover images. Sometimes, a minor logical problem on your multimedia
card can lead to a major corruption of the card. Problems with
one picture can affect others in what is known as the “avalanche
effect” and MMC Recovery will probably be required.
Memory Stick recovery
Our MemoryStick recovery service will recover
photos, video clips and graphic images from your Memory Stick
card. We recover Memory Stick data from all types of Memory Stick
cards including Memory Stick Pro, Duo, Micro and Pro-HG. Memory
Stick recovery problems that we can solve include accidental deletion
of data, corrupt or damaged file structure, and unreadable Memory
Stick cards.
MicroDrive Recovery
Our Microdrive data recovery service recovers lost, deleted or damaged data from Microdrives. The Microdrive recovery can recover all types of data files including digital photos, videos and music from any type of Microdrive. We recover Microdrive data from manufacturers such as IBM, Hitachi, Seagate and Sony. Microdrives are also known as 1-inch hard drives.
There are many ways in which these hard disk drives can become damaged
or unreadable and need a Microdrive data recovery. The Microdrive
is a miniature hard disk and is subject to many of the standard
hard drive failures. The majority of Microdrive failures (about
80%) are the result of excessive G Force - they are dropped, knocked
or banged against something hard. Most Microdrives will not survive
a 4 foot drop. Newer Microdrives have a mechanism that holds the
heads off the platter while the device is not in use. However, the
first Microdrives do not have this and are easily damaged.
Microdrive data recovery may be required if the device cannot be read. If your Microdrive reader takes a long time to read the microdrive card it could indicate damage to the device. Slow response could indicate damage such as bad sector. Our Microdrive recovery will attempt to recover data from bad sectors then flag them so they are not used again. Our Microdrive specialists can read 'raw' data using forensic tools and transfer recovered data to CD or DVD.
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