Data Solutions UK is one of the UK's leading data recovery companies, we have recovered data from flood/fire damaged servers, dropped hard drives and damaged or broken media .

With over 100TB of in house secure storage our services grow with the ever increasing quantities our clients need recovering quickly and cost effectively, even when they have their own backups, it is often quicker to restore fromthe original storage device.

Images* are created to help ensure that any recovery does not affect the original media by writing to it. In order to create the images we have over 30 recovery computers as well as high powered systems for fast recovery and rebuild of server arrays.

Recent successes include a failed 10 drive Solaris array, and 28 drive mirrored raid 5 which had multiple crashed drives and multiple failed rebuild attempts.

Our daily work varies from  2,3,4 or 6 drive Raid array storage  in Raid 0,1,5,6,10,50 or JBOD to dozens of memory sticks and SSD - Solid State drive recoveries.

We can also offer on site server imaging on a failed Server RAID arrays.

The IMAGING units can extract every retrievable byte including files stuck in damaged drive sectors which normal techniques would take many hours if not days to retrieve.

With electronic repair areas, logical recovery facilities, clean room facilities for drive rebuilding and bespoke hardware and software that has enabled them to recover data from drives returned by other international data recovery companies as being beyond recovery.

Our areas of specialism include:

• Microsoft Windows – Including all versions of Windows NT, Windows Server 2000, Windows Server 2003.
• Macintosh OS (Mac OS) – Mac OS X support for software and hardware RAIDs running on X-Serve, X-serve RAID or other hardware with the HFS+, ZFS, UFS or the Xsan file systems.
• Linux – LVM volumes and all standard architecture hardware controllers and file systems, includes EXT2, EXT3, XFS, Rieser FS, UFS, HFS (HFS+), NTFS and more
• Unix – Including all major hardware and software providers from Sun’s Solaris operating system  to POSIX standard Unixs such as BSD, Xenix and HP-UX.