Utilities Goback
2010
US $12.99
Data Recovery to your Rescue
Data loss attributable to human error or minor system malfunction, without damage to the Hard Disk, is recoverable by using data recovery software available in the market. Data is often erased accidentally and cannot be found even in the Recycle Bin. This recovery software provides an 'un-erase' feature that will allow you to retrieve data from your Hard Drive. There are many recovery utilities available on the internet that can be downloaded for free but they provide limited features than the paid versions. The most popular are McAfee Utilities, Gateway GoBack, Ontrack System Suite and Norton Systemworks that can cost anything between $40 and $60.
However, if the problem is more serious than a mere loss of data, then it is advisable to send the hard drive to a reputable data recovery service provider. If you are having problems with a damaged hard disk, the best thing to do will be to leave it alone and send it to the recovery service provider. People have been known to install recovery utilities on the damaged hard drive but only to worsen the damage. If you are keen on trying to recover the data on your own, then first attach the damaged hard disk to another computer and use as a secondary slave disk before trying to retrieve the data.
Before sending the damaged hard drive for data recovery service, the reputation of the service provider should be taken into account. Companies that have established their credibility in this field should be your first choice. It is also advisable that you ask for an estimate of the cost and time within which the recovery process would be done. Usually, it takes 3 to 5 days for the process to be completed. Depending on the complexity of the problem the cost may be between $300 and $2500. Some of the more established data recovery companies are Ontrack, CBL Data Recovery Technologies, Vogon International, Data Recovery Clinic and Action Front though this is not an exhaustive list.
Though there are ways to recover data, there is no harm in taking measures beforehand. Important data, especially server databases, should always be backed up and businesses should assess the risk involved to take proper preventive measures.
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big computer problem.repost please read?
ok i found the back up discs and im not sure 4 which one to use.sorry that i hav to repost this. here are my options:
-application cd:4 reinstalling dell tools system software
-drivers and utilities:Dell Dimension resource cd
and if you can give me a guide on how to do it, that would be most helpful. and a guaranteed 5 star score
.hav a dell desktop w/ windows xp proffesional.also has Spy Sweeper norton & child safe. i log on and a few seconds later it gives me a blue screen and it says this:stop:c000021a {fatal system error} The Windows Logon Process system process unexpectedly with a status of (0x00000000 0x00000000) the system has been shut down.
what should i do to reverse this & keep all my stuff? safe mode or norton goback dont work either...can u help? leave a comment/answer if u need more information.
Hi dear,
try repair windows by your Dell Windows cd's (Operating System)
Boot up ur PC with the cd... it will ask you "press any key to boot from cd..." press enter.... don't do anything just follow the screen n press enter when asked.... when it asked for press F8 key pess it then it will check for windows if any... sure it will find windows then it will ask to install or repair that time you press "r" it will start repair of the operating system... it will do whole process of windows installation... don't worry your stuff will remain same... just b care for while taking step's..... try it n let me know ... cheers