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Testimonials"Thanks, this is my first experience with Seagate data recovery and all I can say is I'm astounded as to how excellent the company is run. You have gone the extra mile each step of the way to ensure the absolute highest level of customer service, and I'm proud to say, in my position, I deal with manufacturers all over the world on a daily basis and none, NOT ONE even come close..." Dominic St. PierreLogistic Clerk, Audcomp Computer Systems |
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Tape Data RecoveryServer and Personal Computer Tape Backup systems using 4mm DAT, Travan, Exabyte 8mm, LTO and the various QIC formats are popular and necessary to safeguard your data.However, when these tapes fail, the situation is normally catastrophic as these tapes were often the only remaining repository of the data. Popular backup software such as Legato's Networker, Cheyenne ArcServe, Veritas BackupExec, Microsoft NTBackup, Dantz Retrospect plus the UNIX tar and cpio utilities (and many more) all use different internal formats. Our programmers are expertly trained to understand and extract data any type of tape media, regardless of format. Why Tape Backups lose data... Fire, smoke, water and even dropping the tape cartridge may damaged the media, resulting in data loss. Internal mechanism failure and exposure to extreme temperatures, as well as logical read/write errors on a tape’s file may also result in data loss. Why Tapes Fail - Tape drive failure has corrupted tape headers - Tape media stretched or snapped - Fire & water damage Media surface contamination and damage - Accidental reformatting or erasure of tape - Accidental overwriting of headers - Tape backup software corruption Tape Media Formats and Manufacturers
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