by Digby Saunders | Mar 25, 2023 | Data Recovery, Hard Drives
SSDs vs HDDs: Which One Comes Out on Top? Until the late 2000s, when you bought a new hard disk drive or personal computer, your hard disk storage choices were limited to size and speed — perhaps 5,400 or 7,200 rotations per minute. Today, when you buy a new PC, you...
by Digby Saunders | Jan 22, 2023 | Data Recovery, Deleted Files
Data Recovery SD and other devices supporting TRIM For years, storage devices have posed a challenge when it comes to speed and capacity. With the aim of making them compact and low-powered, especially ideal for laptops and portable devices, electronic industry has...
by Digby Saunders | Dec 19, 2022 | Data Recovery
The job of a data recovery technician is to recover valuable data from a damaged disk. They’re essentially like restoration experts, except they’re restoring information rather than objects or other things. The best practice for both is to handle the...
by Digby Saunders | Dec 6, 2022 | Data Recovery
Sd Card corrupted with No NEF FILES. A client came to me after a holiday in Egypt saying that the SD-CARD he had been using was somehow corrupted. The client was using a Nikon D3300 camera and there were some jpegs and but no NEF files on the card. The client was...
by Digby Saunders | Sep 17, 2022 | Data Recovery
For personal use, virtualization enables users to run different operating systems(opens in on their home PC, such as running Windows on a Mac(, or running Linux on a Windows PC – and with all possible permutations in host and VM available A main reason for ...
by Digby Saunders | Sep 10, 2022 | Data Recovery, Mac Data Recovery
In the windows world data recovery from a laptop or desktop is usually an uncomplicated affair. You can simply remove the drive be it a SSD drive with an M2 interface , see pic below left or an SSD or spinning drive connected to a SATA interface , see pic...
