Simply put, data recovery is a process for extracting data from failed, corrupted, or physically damaged media devices such as Hard Drives, Raid Arrays, Tapes, Removables, and other computer related media.

At Clarity Data Recovery we have the experience, the facilities, and the highly skilled engineers to help bring our clients through the data recovery process.

Starting with a free phone consultation, you will be provided with the guidance and expertise you need in order to quickly get your data back into a more productive environment. Once your media is received it will undergo a full diagnostic evaluation in our secure data recovery lab at no charge. This will allow our engineers to accurately describe the problems associated with your media and to provide you with a firm price for the full data recovery process.

Once the quote has been approved by you, our highly trained engineers will then perform the data recovery process, working from the hexadecimal level (we go behind the code) in order to fully recover the data from the damaged media.


One of the more popular inquiries we get from our clients is whether or not we support particular operating systems. Unlike our competition, Clarity is NOT operating system dependant. Our engineers work from the Hexadecimal Level. This enables us to work behind the scenes of the operating system environment. This is a highly specialized method of data recovery and it is because of this method that we feel our engineers have the advantage over our competition.

Among the operating environments we are specialized in include:

• Windows Environment
  • Windows 3.1
  • Windows NT (NTFS)
  • Windows 9x
  • Windows 2000, XP
  
  
• Unix Environment
  • Unix
  • HPUX
  • QNix
  • SCO Unix
  • Banyan Vines
  • IBM AIX
  • NeXT
  • Xenix
  
  
• Linux Environment
  • Linux
  • BSD
  • Mandrake
  • Corel Linux
  
  
• Other Operating System Enviroments
  • Apple / Macintosh
  • Novell Netware (2-3-4)
  • Sun Solaris
  • OS/2
  • Drive/Doublespace
  • Stacker
  • QNix
  • Dos
  • CP/M