USB Flash Drive Data Recovery
USB storage media is now the most convenient way to transport data from one physical location to another. USB pen drives have several advantages over conventional data transportation methods, including compact size, light weight, low purchase cost and ever-increasing capacities (currently up to 4GB). By the end of 2007 it is predicted that users will be able to store up to 16GB or more on a USB pen.
Unfortunately, as with any mobile storage media, damaged can occur as a result of the following:
- Accidentally deleted files
- Lost or forgotten passwords (on password-protected or "locked" areas of the drive)
- Virus attacks
- Extreme heat or cold
- Fire, water, or other physical damage
- Power outages, brownouts, spikes/surges, etc.
The technicians at Fields Data Recovery have an extremely high success rate for recovering data from all form of USB storage media, including all versions of USB flash drives. The data recovered from this media is generally returned on CD-ROM or DVD within an extremely short time period.
"Our server had been working without any problems for years, we thought we had an adequate back up policy. As is always the case with these things we found out we didn't too late. Fields had us up and running very quickly especially considering we sent the server to a higher priced lab first." - Jeff Long - Ink Express, Febuary 2009 [ Read More ]
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