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Slate I.T. Services
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Nov 09, 2015
Masood K.:
I am looking for someone who can install this security system camera. thanks
Tiffany H.:
Call Slate I.T.@(832) 821-5578 Quetek Consulting Corp
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Jun 16, 2013
Dax C.:
Need to recover about 250GB-1TB of data, WD Green HDD (I know it sucks, but it came with the set-top box.) Any data recovery specialists...
Vhal F.:
http://www.quetek.com/prod02.htm Disc Inc
- Computer Data Recovery
- 8990 Hempstead Road #110, Williams Development Building, Houston, TX 77008, USA
Ste 130 Houston, TX 77008 - Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Apr 19, 2013
PaulGriffin:
Any recommendations on Hard Drive Data Recovery places? My hard drive crashed and It's got a lot of stuff I'd like to save off of it. It...
spatenn:
Never used these guys for data recovery, but they have done like 10,000+ cd's for us and never gave us trouble. http://discinc.com/
Referral from April 19, 2013
PaulGriffin asked:
Any recommendations on Hard Drive Data Recovery places? My hard drive crashed and It's got a lot of stuff I'd like to save off of it. It still spins and doesnt have the...
Anonymous replied:
[Try Steve Gibson's Spin Rite](http://www.grc.com/sr/spinrite.htm). Saved my ass. Edit* It does cost $90 but it is worth every penny.
thehax0rcist replied:
Usually data recovery companies are expensive, I've heard of a method involving freezing the drive, which can get it to work again.
digdugdiggy replied:
Do you have any experience with computers? You can try to plug your broken "non-bootable" drive into a computer that works fine, and try to copy your data off. Most hard drive "crashes" only screw with information in the boot sector, your other data could be fine.
cotto_cheese replied:
Working IT at UTMB we usually refer users to [Omni Data Systems](http://www.omnidatasys.net/). They are good about recovering data for users with failed drives that we do not have the resources to recover.
bulldogx86 replied:
Have u tried connecting your hard drive to a Mac or Computer running a Linux based OS.
PE94user replied:
I would suggest try running Data Rescue 3 for mac and PC .DOwnload the demo for free and see if the hard drive shows up. www.prosofteng.com/downloads
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