With years experience in data recording techniques, BizzNeeds offer a data recovery service for most types and forms of corrupted or damaged storage media. Our engineers are fully experienced with new and legacy data storage devices.

            For optical and magnetic data storage devices:-

1. Free Inspection and Analysis
2. Clean room and laboratory facilities
3. Full Confidentiality
4. 95% Recovery Rate
5. Emergency Service

            Whether hard disks, RAID, removable data cartridges or any other media, we are able to offer a service recovering data from head crashes, misaligned disks, electronic failures, high level formats, logical failures, accidental deletion or any other failure.

            If your data is lost just give us a call or send an email. We will ask you a few simple questions and give you an immediate estimate for recovering your data.

            If you have lost or cannot access your data for any reason, immediately switch off your computer and seek professional advice - otherwise your data may be irretrievably lost. If you have accidentally deleted files, DO NOT write anything more to the drive including FDISK, disk cleanup, system restore, browsing the web etc. This risks overwriting the data.

            An engineer from BizzNeeds is always available to talk you through the problem free of charge.

            We support all makes and models of hard drives and can recover data from any type of failure. We offer a free analysis and engineering report within 2 hours of receipt - detailing the failure, likely causes and costs to recover your data. There is no obligation to proceed and we will send you a booklet detailing what to do in the event of hard disk failure, data loss or accidental deletion and how to protect your data.

            We have a 95% recovery rate and our service takes as little as 24 hours for the emergency service and on average 2 to 3 working days for a list of recoverable files.

Backup / Disaster Planning

            • Backup your data regularly, preferably to a separate hard drive (either internal or external) and also to removable media. Store the removable media in a separate building. Consider a batch program, which will run incremental backups at the end of each day. Do not rely on the verification process as this may not identify logical corruption - the only safe way to ensure the integrity of your backups is to restore them.

            •Ensure that you have adequate virus and spyware protection and that it is updated daily from the internet. Complete weekly scans and quarantine or remove any suspect files. Remember that any removable media that has come into contact with your machine has probably also been infected.

            • Do NOT store your data in any Windows or Mac default directory (eg "My Documents, Program Files" etc). This is the first place a virus or worm will seek to infect or destroy. Rename directories logically and store them under the root directory.

            • Partition your hard drive, storing your data, email databases, and program files on their own and separate to the operating system and application files. In the event of a failure the start-up and shutdown will not affect your data. In the event of data loss, it also makes recovery much easier with greater chances of success.

            • Export your address book and emails to removable storage regularly. Compress files to reduce size and delete unwanted emails. Ensure that your pst file remains below 2GB to avoid corruption.

            • Avoid using tools or utilities that test your computer, verify system configurations, repair corruption etc. Maintain your data by removing unwanted files and applications, running disk cleanup/check disk and defragmenting (DO NOT allow check disk to run on boot up if you have experienced data loss).