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Can deleted data be recovered?
In most instances, yes. The normal deletion process does not permanently
remove the original data from the storage media, therefore making recovery
possible. More advanced search and recovery techniques can also be used,
such as keyword searches.
Can deleted e-mail be recovered?
E-mail is a form of electronic data, as such, recovery of this type
of data is much the same as any other data type. However, in many instances
the application that was used to create the e-mail may introduce challenges
to the recovery process. Fortunately, LWG Consulting possesses the necessary
tools and experience to deal with these challenges and recover the data.
Can deleted Internet activity be recovered?
During connection to the Internet, many electronic artifacts are generated
and stored on the host computer system. Many of these artifacts are
generated and stored without the knowledge or direct involvement of
the user. The complete removal of these artifacts is difficult and therefore,
many traces are left of user's activity. In the event an effective deletion
of the needed data was completed, other specialized search techniques
can be conducted to recover the targeted data.
If a hard drive or computer is damaged, will this
eliminate the possibility of data recovery and analysis?
Of course the extent of the damage will dictate the success rate of
data recovery and analysis. Given the construction of hard disk drives
and personal computer systems, the media that holds the needed electronic
evidence is well protected. LWG Consulting has lead the industry in hi-tech
equipment restoration, whether the damages are a result of fire and
smoke exposure, liquid contamination, or physical damage. Utilizing
our data recovery techniques, LWG Consulting also has the ability to
perform board and component level repair of damaged hard disk drives
breathing life into once thought dead devices and successfully recovering
crucial data from hard disk drives retrieved from fire scenes, as well
as those intentionally damaged to prevent operation.
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