Better recovery tools will increase the likelihood of recovery, lower the costs and recover the data faster, leading to happier customers.

What happens when a routine security patch cripples both your data recovery tools and, in some cases, the very storage hardware they’re meant to protect? That’s the question facing Windows ...

As mentioned earlier, data recovery on hard drives, and even non-TRIM affected SSD’s, is made rather simple. You just need to run a reliable recovery tool and you’ll likely get the data back, as long ...

There's a lifeline for the MacBook Pro 2016's soldered-on SSD: A report from 9to5Mac reveals a tool designed to pull data off a bad drive and onto another MacBook Pro.

A popular data recovery company has just released a new tool to help users securely wipe storage devices.

Since it's been revealed that Apple chose to use a soldered down, non-removable SSD in its 13-inch and 15-inch Touch Bar MacBook Pros, it's ...

Most data recovery tools work similarly: Through their interfaces, you select the storage device (flash drive, hard drive, SSD, memory card) from which your files went missing.

Data recovery has become harder with the advent of hardware encrypted, solid-state drives (SSD). The chances of recovery are far worse than playing Russian roulette. “SSD drives may be faster ...