In less than 2 decades the personal computer has gone from a device used by very few “techies” to something that is in nearly every home in America.

It’s getting harder to remember a time when we didn’t use the internet to shop, read books, research almost anything, and even balance our checkbook. Important reports, customer databases, financial records are all kept on computers.

Digital cameras mean that we keep our most precious photos on a computer. Personal Digital Assistants (PDA’s) are used to keep track of our appointments, phone numbers, and important lists. This information is then transferred to another computer for safekeeping.

What happens when your computer fails and all this information seems to be gone forever? You take it to a repair shop and get told that the only option you have is to get a new hard drive. But what about all your data?

How do you get your customer data base back? You’ve got years of your financial records on that computer, how are you going to retrieve it? How are you going to get the photos of your child’s first birthday?

If you’ve ever lost any of your computerized information, you know only too well how hard it is to accept that you will never get it back again. But is that really true? Is it true that there is no way to get your valuable data back?

No, it’s not true. For years Law Enforcement personnel have been using specialized techniques and software to retrieve evidence from suspects hard drives…Data that the suspect purposely erased and/or hid to avoid prosecution.

Tri-Analysis now offers this service to you. You can now retrieve the data that you lost due to a virus and some mechanical failures. You can now get back your photos, your financial data, and your business records.

You can get back what you lost!

•  Can Tri-Analysis recover my family pictures and documents from a crashed computer? The computer technician at the repair store said that it cannot be done.

Yes, if the computer crashed due to a virus or other data corruption issue we can generally recover your photos and other data. However, if the hard drive has a mechanical failure, it is unlikely that we will be able to recover your data. A brief examination of your computer will easily tell us if we can help you.

•  Can Tri-Analysis recover accidentally deleted files?

Yes, we can generally recover your accidentally deleted files. This will be dependant on if the computer has written over the space on the hard drive where your data was stored. With today’s large hard drive capacity, this is usually not an issue but it is important to get us your computer quickly to increase our chances of recovery.

•  Can Tri-Analysis recover data from flash drives or disks?

Yes. We can recover files from flash drives and disks. However, because of the limited storage space on disks, it is important to stop using the disk immediately and allow us to recover the data before it is overwritten. Flash drives have similar issues but because they are generally have much more storage space it is much more likely that we can recover your data in it’s entirety

•  Can Tri-Analysis recover information from older computers?

Yes, we can recover your files. The key consideration to recovering data from older computers is the possibility of the data having been overwritten. Older computer did not have the storage space on their hard drives that we generally see today. These smaller hard drives quickly reused the space created when data was deleted. However, if the data is still there we can retrieve it. We have accessed data from computers that were very old and left in undesirable conditions.  The recovered information will be placed on CDs or DVDs for your use and/or storage.

•  Can Tri-Analysis permanently delete information stored on older or replaced computers?

Yes. Tri-Analysis can remove all information from an older computer and guarantee that the information is unrecoverable.