Professional Data Recovery for Critical Situations.
From a single failed drive to an encrypted virtual environment, AS diagnoses the failure, secures the media and recovers what is technically feasible — with a clear assessment before any commitment.
Storage
Hard Drive RecoveryDrive is not detected by the system or BIOSSSD RecoverySSD or NVMe not detected, or detected with 0 GB capacityRAID RecoveryMultiple disks failed and the array is offlineNAS RecoveryNAS shows volume crashed or degradedExternal Drive RecoveryDrive not recognised when plugged inUSB & Memory Card RecoveryCard or USB drive not recognised or shows 0 bytes
Systems
Data
Database RecoverySQL Server database in SUSPECT or RECOVERY_PENDING stateEmail Database RecoveryExchange database won't mount or fails eseutil checksDeleted File RecoveryFiles deleted and recycle bin emptiedFormatted Drive RecoveryWrong drive formatted during setup or reinstallCorrupted File System RecoveryVolume shows as RAW or asks to be formattedPartition RecoveryPartition deleted in Disk Management or a partitioning toolBackup File RecoveryRestore fails with a corruption or checksum error
Service packages
Choose the response level that matches your deadline. Turnaround figures are typical averages after assessment, not commitments — complex cases are scoped individually.
Emergency (24/7)
- One-to-one communication
- In-house expert team
- Average turnaround: 1 to 3 business days
High priority
- Service during business hours
- Dedicated engineer
- Average turnaround: 3 to 7 business days
Standard
- Service during business hours
- Shared engineer
- Average turnaround: 7 to 14 business days
What affects the outcome
Recovery depends on the condition of the media, the type of damage, encryption, corruption and the source data available. We assess first and tell you what is realistic.
- Physical condition of the media and the extent of any damage
- Whether the media has been written to, reformatted or re-initialised since the failure
- Encryption, corruption or partial overwriting of the data
- Availability of source data such as images, backups, logs or transaction records
- Attempts made before assessment (rebuilds, repair tools, repeated reboots)
Request a recovery assessment
Tell us what failed, what has been tried and what matters most. We'll come back with options, feasibility and next steps.