Data Recovery
Dymin Systems can recover your data when all else fails.
What we can help you recover
- Failed hard drives, flash drives, or memory cards
- Corrupted data
- Accidentally deleted files
- Failed or degraded RAID arrays
- Bad sectors
- MFT corruption
- Deleted files
- Failed circuit board
- Failed internal motors
- Head crash
How it works
Data recovery generally falls into one of two categories. Once our technicians take a look at your drive, we'll be able to determine the type of failure and let you know how we can proceed. Many logical failures can be recovered right here in our store. Data recovery is a very intricate process and some individual recovery cases may require advanced recovery methods In these cases, your drive may need to be shipped to our specialists in a clean-room environment so the drive can be disassembled and have the data extracted.
| Logical Failure Your hard drive is physically working, it is detected by the computer's BIOS (Basic Input/Output System), and all the internal mechanics are working, but the data structure on the drive has become damaged or corrupted for any of a variety of reasons. |
Physical Failure Your hard drive has a physical problem with either the internal mechanics or the electronic circuit board that controls the drive's operations. Physical failures generally require shipping the drive to our clean-room lab for data extraction. |
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What does it cost?
Each data recovery is unique and the cost is highly dependant upon the specific type of failure. We offer free diagnostics on your hard drive with a $50, fully-refundable deposit. We'll then be able to let you know the type of data recovery you need and let you know the cost based on the amount of repair and reconstruction your data needs.
| Basic Data Recovery |
Advanced Data Recovery | RAID Data Recovery |
| From $100 and up | From $750 and up | From $2000 and up |
| Drives that are physically working but have suffered some form of logical failure or corruption. | Drives that require advanced recovery methods or need to be disassembled in a clean-room lab. | Drives that are part of a multi-drive array known as a RAID. These are typically found in servers |
How do I get help?
If you suspect you have lost data or are having a hard drive related problem and want to get help: Stop using your computer immediately and contact us!
The more a hard drive is used, the lower the chance of successfully extracting data.
To get in touch with one of our technicians, please call us at 515-276-7447 or simply fill out the form below for a quick response. We read every email we receive and we'll get back to you in 24 hours or less (excludes weekends).