Did You Ring The Bell?

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School time again, and as the computer teacher, you know it is an important term. The 12th Graders are about to start preparing for their exams and all of their preparation is going to be done on the computer network, as that is where all the teachers have stored their extra notes. Switching on the lights in the computer room, you rub your eyes and yawn. The computers are up and running already – strange. Then it hits you, you did not shut them down last Friday. You had an emergency and left them on for the whole weekend. Cursing yourself, you quickly see if there has been any damage and in the process you knock the NAS unit off the table on to the floor. Picking it up, you know for sure that the drives are going to have suffered a head failure.
The plan
You remember a friend talking about a company called PAYAM Data Recovery, which was able to do an urgent data recovery when she dropped her phone in a puddle.
The retrieval process
Retrieving data from an NAS unit may be deemed impossible by some technicians, but PAYAM Data Recovery in Auckland is not “every other technician” and is willing to ...
... help you. Do not try and fix the problem yourself, you could possibly do more damage than has been done already.
- Immediately shut down your NAS system
- Slowly, remove all of the disks from your NAS unit
- On a piece of paper, write down which disk came from which bay
- Phone PAYAM Data Recovery and tell them your story
- They will let you know how they can assist
Availability
The company is available seven days a week, at any hour of the day to help you with any hard disk data recovery and the likes. If you are taking the NAS disks in to the company, note the following:
- Each disk must be gently placed into a packet that is anti-static
- You do not need to worry about cables and box enclosures
- Transport the disks carefully
Retrieval
- An assessment is done and quote is issued within 24 hours
- If the retrieval is needed urgently, a quote can be given within a few hours
o This is charged at a rate of $500
o If the quote thereafter is accepted, the $500’s if taken off the final price
o A quote cannot be given over the phone, and disks have to be assessed first.
o A payment plan is offered
o The costs can vary:
 Economy: $500’s and $1500’s.
 Priority: $2000’s and $3500’s
 Emergency: $4000’s and $8000’s
- There are other payment specifications, according to the extent of the problem. This will be explained in terms of the time required for the retrieval, the amount of data needing to be retrieved and the complexity of the problem.
- They do offer a no-data no-charge basis, but an “attempt” fee must be paid to cover the time spent by the technicians on your data retrieval.
PAYAM Data Recovery can also do RAID data recovery and RAID-5 data recovery in Auckland as well as at all of the New Zealand offices.

Find more information relating to data recovery Auckland, and RAID data recovery New Zealand here.