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SilverwolfNZ

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#76380 1-Feb-2011 20:56
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Hi guys, I'm just wondering if anyone can recommend a good hard drive recovery specialist.  I have a client whose external HP drive (WD HDD) won't be recognized/boot/spin/etc etc, and have come down to the conclusion that its hardware failure.

I know theres about 5 different companies throughout New Zealand offering their services, has anyone had any experience with any of the specialist companies?

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josephhinvest
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We (my employer on customers' behalf) have used Computer Forensics several times with good results.

(I am not associated with CF other than sending them a few jobs over several years).

Cheers,
Joseph.

 

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