Tips for you to pay attention: 1.If data comes in faster than backups, and is precious, consider RAID 1, RAID 5 or RAID 10 disk configurations. A RAID array will keep running when one physical drive dies. A good one will even re-write a replacement drive that's "hot swapped" into it without stopping. External controllers will do this better than ones integrated into motherboards. 2.Programs like GRC's Spinrite does an excellent job at getting down to every last bit and ensuring that everything is working on the most basic of levels, however, if it finds that a sector of a hard drive is corrupted, it will attempt a recovery of it. It has saved many hard drives from failing, and has helped recover gigabytes of data. Spinrite is in its 6th version and has proven very successful. Please note, while Spinrite and other software hard disk recovery programs work well, they will not permanently fix a problem every time. Therefore, it is recommended that software recovery only be used to backup the data. 3.Some...

Several steps to recover a Dead Hard Disk 1.Inspect the hard drive for damage. 2.Replace the cable. Plug the hard drive in with a new cable that you know works and try again. Note that an IDE drive will need a flat-ribbon cable. 3.If you have a PATA (IDE/EIDE) drive, switch drive pin settings. If it was “slave” or “cable select,” set it to “master.” Plug it in alone without any other device on that port and try again. 4.Try other IDs and/or another PCI controller and try again. If you don't have another controller, a PCI card that adds ports to your computer, just change the ID. 5.Plug it into an external drive adapter or external drive case (i.e. USB) if you have one. If it does not spin up, try pulsing the power to the drive by turning on and off the external power to the drive motor until it does start to spin. 6.Connect the drive into another computer and try again. If this works, it is possible that the motherboard is at fault and not your hard disk. 7.Try to dislodge the actuators. Power the drive...

If your computer cannot boot due to the crashed hard drive, remove and connect it to another Windows computer. Check if you can access to the Windows system and the hard drive can be detected. If the hard drive can be detected but you can’t access to your data on it, you can retrieve data from crashed hard drive with hard drive data recovery tool.

The First Thing You must remember: Stop transferring immediately and don't put any new data into the card. Just keep it in the place of its own, because lost data will be overwrite by the new files, which will decrease the rate of mobile phone data recovery.

Yeah,if the SD card is okay ,then you can retrive your lost photos easily,or we can say that part the memory card. You can use some "Card reader" to see whether your pictures are still here,if not,you should use some special photo recovery software to find baxck you lost photos. Hope this will help you.

The function of an external hard drive is the same as internal hard drive, so its construction is also similar to normal hard drive. That means it can be separated into many disk partitions by writing partition information into partition table. The partition table could be damaged by corruption, virus, false-operation, incorrect manipulation, hardware problems, etc. Then you may lose the external hard drive partition and also the valuable data stored on them. Besides, delete partitions unintentionally is also a reason of partition loss. Is it possible to recover external hard drive partition and retrieve the data stored on them? Of course yes, the only thing you need is partition recovery software.