Data loss is a serious issue for both individuals and organizations. Whether it's a person who uses a computer for personal use and has important data or a large organization where a large amount of data is stored in the database, protection against unexpected data loss must be guaranteed. In such cases, data recovery specialists use precise instruments to try and extract as much information as possible from the hard drive. However, some people may attempt to use home-made data recovery software instead of resorting to an expert recovery service.
It is important to note that performing data recovery on your own requires that you have some basic knowledge about your computer, files, applications, or data recovery. DIY data recovery software can help you recover your data from your hard drive successfully, but it is not without risks. Not only can it lead to permanent data loss, but it can also damage the originally intact data. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that you will be able to recover your data correctly.
Even comprehensive data recovery programs may not be able to revive data from a physically damaged disk drive and could even destroy the disk drive completely. In addition, some data recovery programs are useful for recovering emails lost in a computer accident, while others are useful for recovering passwords essential for financial and banking transactions. However, the low results of file carving (what we call Power Search) are due to the fragmentation of the data on the disk. Therefore, it is clear that no data recovery software can promise absolute success in recovering your data.
If you are a newbie and don't know the real reasons for your data loss, or if your device suffers physical damage, you should never attempt data recovery by yourself. In such cases, it is best to agree to apply an expert recovery service instead.
