Data Recovery Works

Data Recovery Works We’ll do everything we can to get your data back!
🖥 💾 📷 We have experience with a wide variety of disk types, drive manufacturers, operating systems, and media.

Based in Joondalup, Data Recovery Works is a local company with over 25 years of experience in various segments of the IT industry. Whether it is precious family photos, a presentation for work, financial documents, or your music collection, our recovery specialists will use their expertise in combination with specialised hardware and software to recover your data. No matter what the problem is, o

ur recovery specialists will do everything we can to get your data back. Get in touch with us today and see how we can help you!

When comparing SSDs to HDDs in terms of data security, it's clear to see which choice is better. While SSDs are less fra...
26/11/2022

When comparing SSDs to HDDs in terms of data security, it's clear to see which choice is better. While SSDs are less fragile and can read files faster, HDDs are better for data recovery, as well as being easier to repair. HDDs also come with the upside of being cheaper than SSDs.

05/11/2022

Data Recovery Works have upgraded its technologies to allow for a higher success rate of data recovery.

29/10/2022

Successfully recovered 8 TB worth of data that was corrupted in raid 0!

Happy Father's Day, everyone! Remember to be nice to your father today!
03/09/2022

Happy Father's Day, everyone! Remember to be nice to your father today!

Seagate has announced that they are planning to release 30TB hard drives in mid-2023, beating Western Digital's current ...
13/08/2022

Seagate has announced that they are planning to release 30TB hard drives in mid-2023, beating Western Digital's current largest HDD size of 26TB.

The next gen PCIe 7.0 specifications have been announced by the PCI-SIG Developers Conference 2022.This means it is gett...
25/06/2022

The next gen PCIe 7.0 specifications have been announced by the PCI-SIG Developers Conference 2022.

This means it is getting up to 512GB/s for a x16 connection. In comparison PCIe 5.0 is only 128GB/s.

Full Specifications from PCI-SIG below.

18/06/2022

We found a more hardcore SD/MicroSD card holder! 😯
Will be something cool to have in our office! 😁

Credits to lirarock

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11/06/2022

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04/06/2022

A sweet little SD Card holder! 😙
Niche idea if you have a tonne of SD storage devices around!

Credits to r0cc0336 on TikTok.

When using USB drives, make sure to use the "Safely Remove USB" option before ejecting your USB.Not doing so can harm yo...
21/05/2022

When using USB drives, make sure to use the "Safely Remove USB" option before ejecting your USB.

Not doing so can harm your USB stick or potentially damage your device and having the data unrecoverable. Yanking the USB out while it's writing data can corrupt and harm the USB performance.
As USB flash drive requires constant power to process all operations, suddenly removing it will lead to performance degradation.

Note: If you are using Windows 10 (Windows 10 version 1809), it has a quick removal feature. This means you don't need to use the "safely remove" option if your USB is not writing any data. However, we still recommend doing so as a precaution.

Clicking delete on your HDD doesn't mean that the file is deleted off the harddrive permanently. Clicking delete only re...
14/05/2022

Clicking delete on your HDD doesn't mean that the file is deleted off the harddrive permanently. Clicking delete only removes the pointer that's pointing to the data (0's and 1's).

Someone who's more technical will be able to recover those deleted files.

So if you are planning on selling, donating or binning your harddrives consider using a harddrive wipe software. You can also do so manually by copying large amounts of dummy data and deleting them, repeating this process several times. This can be very time consuming.

If you're binning your drives consider smashing it with a hammer before throwing it away. 🔨

We all know solid state drives are extremely fast. But how fast? How should you determine if you should get a SATA SSD o...
07/05/2022

We all know solid state drives are extremely fast. But how fast? How should you determine if you should get a SATA SSD or a internal M.2 NVMe drive.

The image below is a good rundown of the difference.

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Joondalup, WA
6027

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Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
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