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10/21/2019 08:10:12 PM · #1 |
I need to get my Passport recovered ... have any of you ever had your pictures recovered? What company did you use...what are the questions I should be asking?
Tell me about your experiences...please. |
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10/21/2019 08:52:54 PM · #2 |
| I think I recovered some pictures (from a card) once using something from SanDisk. If you are sending it out for professional (expensive) recovery you might try DriveSavers -- they have a toll-free number so you should be able to talk to someone before spending anything. |
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10/21/2019 10:30:06 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
I think I recovered some pictures (from a card) once using something from SanDisk. If you are sending it out for professional (expensive) recovery you might try DriveSavers -- they have a toll-free number so you should be able to talk to someone before spending anything. |
Ya, this isn’t gonna be one of those at home remedies (deep regrettable sigh)...it’s gonna have to go to a company to get burped!!! |
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10/29/2019 08:51:05 AM · #4 |
| I thought that someone recently had their data recovered??? |
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10/29/2019 09:21:31 AM · #5 |
I vaguely remember that  tanguera had that problem, maybe contact her directly in case she does not read forums regularly. |
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10/29/2019 02:02:17 PM · #6 |
| If you are tech savvy, you can likely do data recovery using a Linux distro on a USB drive |
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10/29/2019 03:52:39 PM · #7 |
| Doing a search for data recovery services in your area turned up this. Some other hits as well, but these guys are local to you and are focused on data recovery. Discaimer: I have no experience with them. |
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10/29/2019 05:20:32 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by Parabelle:
If you are tech savvy, you can likely do data recovery using a Linux distro on a USB drive |
DIY recovery is OUT - BC It has a USB port/board soldered to where the SATA port should be. Therefore normal recovery is off the list...
Has anyone used DataRecovery before? I got a list of 3rd party preferred recovery providers from WD. Their pricing is middle of the road and no cost if I decide it’s to much to pay - they just ship it back. |
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10/29/2019 05:25:32 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by kirbic:
Doing a search for data recovery services in your area turned up this. Some other hits as well, but these guys are local to you and are focused on data recovery. Discaimer: I have no experience with them. |
Excellent - I’ll call n talk to them (mostly gibberish with a good side of tears!!! Ya, that won’t help - maybe me...not them). I’m just not sure what questions I should be asking...
I didn’t find any listings for any companies in Florida much less Orlando area!!! |
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10/29/2019 09:50:51 PM · #10 |
| Just tell 'em what make/model drive, and what happened/how it is behaving. Ask if they think that it will require opening the drive, or if they will try non-invasive methods first. |
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