Power surges represent one of the biggest threats to a computer's hardware in a home or office setting.  Often, they are even more vulnerable in a home because some home users do not have surge protectors installed on all electrical sockets.  In the case of an electrical outage or other electrical malfunction a surge of electricity can enter the hard drive of a computer and damage the components.  The electrical components on a hard disk are extremely sensitive, and even a small electrical surge can short out a chip-board and make it necessary to perform data recovery on the drive.

Electrical circuit boards unfortunately cannot be simply switched from just any donor board since hard drive manufacturers use proprietary methods in creating each seperate board.  Most times complicated mechanical or electrical work must be performed on a PCB board to repair it to an operating state.  InterData has the tools and expertise required to determine both the extent of the damage and the least invasive method of repairing the drive in order to retrieve data.

InterData will evaluate your case absolutely free, and provide a comprehensive quote.