Notebooks are so convenient to use that it is very easy to start putting large amounts of work/personal data on them over time. This makes it all the more irritating if you lose the data through deletion/formatting/a computer error. Thankfully, hard drive data recovery software can retrieve most of your files. This article looks at how to proceed with notebook data recovery.
One important point to start with is that if you suspect that the notebook hard drive may have a component fault (scratching or rattling noises that do not sound normal) then shut down the notebook as the heads/bearings may have seized. Contact data recovery services/experts for mechanical repair or recovery of the disk data.
If you are fortunate enough that the notebook hard drive is in working order then you can simply install data recovery software to find your lost files. You can try free tools like Recuva or PhotoRec instead of commercial options (e.g. Remo Undelete).
All these applications operate by scanning a drive of your choosing to find files that have been de-indexed, lost their directory attributes and attempt to reassemble data clusters on the disk into identifiable files. A list of found documents are reported back to you and you can copy these back over to another directory/disk.
These applications can work well on deleted or formatted though the chance of hard drive data recovery success decreases if the notebook has continued to be used (which overwrites deleted documents on the disk) or formatting used advanced evidence wiping sweeps.
Data recovery experts will have specialist software and tools to complete any PC repair work as well as recover data. The pricier file recovery applications can also work at a forensic level to gather more file information even when only fragments of documents are left on a notebook hard drive (e.g. after fire damage).
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