Server Data Recovery
A server failure can, within just a few minutes, cause you to lose access to financial information, databases, customer files, email, and important projects.
mService Sweden AB offers professional server data recovery in Stockholm and throughout Sweden with over 25 years of experience.
• Data recovery from RAID, NAS, SAN, HDD, SSD and NVMe
• Support for physical servers and virtual environments
• Use of professional equipment such as PC-3000
• Specialized laboratory and Clean Room
• Complete analysis of the server before the recovery process begins
Our goal is to choose the safest method to recover as much of your data as possible.
Professional Server Data Recovery
We handle more than just one type of server failure.
Data loss can be caused by anything from a failed hard drive to multiple damaged drives, RAID controller failure, a corrupted file system, firmware errors, accidental deletion, SSD failure, or physical damage to the storage device.
Therefore, the recovery method is determined based on the actual condition of each individual case.
RAID Data Recovery and RAID Recovery
Data recovery from RAID is one of the more complex areas of professional data recovery.
If one or more drives fail, the RAID structure becomes corrupted, the RAID controller stops working, a rebuild fails, or the drives are changed in the wrong order, the entire RAID array can become inaccessible.
We analyze and recover data from several different RAID configurations, including:
- RAID 0
- RAID 1
- RAID 5
- RAID 6
- RAID 10
- RAID 50
- RAID 60
- Hardware RAID
- Software RAID
- Multi-Disk RAID Arrays
Before a RAID rebuild or any change to the RAID structure is performed, the condition of the drives and the RAID array metadata are analyzed.
NAS Data Recovery and Data Recovery from NAS
If your company's NAS is no longer accessible, it does not necessarily mean that only one hard drive has failed.
Drive failures, damaged file systems, corrupted volumes, configuration issues, or damage to the RAID structure can make the data inaccessible.
We provide data recovery from various NAS systems, including:
We provide data recovery from various NAS systems, including:
- Synology
- QNAP
- Western Digital
- Buffalo
- Netgear
- Seagate
- LaCie
- Other NAS Systems
Data that may be recoverable includes:
- Business Files
- Documents and Contracts
- User Data
- Accounting Files
- Backups
- Archives
- Databases
- Project Files
- Application and System Data
Data Recovery from SAN and Storage Systems
A failure in a central storage system can affect multiple servers and applications at the same time.
In such situations, data recovery should not be treated as a standard hard drive problem.
We first analyze the storage system, drives, controllers, volumes, and the overall storage architecture. We then determine the most appropriate method for data recovery.
This type of data reconstruction is particularly important when business-critical information is stored on central storage systems.
Data Recovery from Physical Servers
If your physical server does not start, the RAID system is no longer accessible, or the operating system cannot read the storage, the information may still remain on the storage devices.
We analyze various types of server failures, including:
- HDD Failure
- SSD Failure
- NVMe Failure
- RAID Controller Failure
- File System Corruption
- Operating System Failure
- Accidental Deletion
- Corrupted Data
- Firmware Failure
- Damage After Power Failure
- Electrical Damage
- Physical Damage
- Water Damage
- Fire Damage
- Damage Caused by Voltage Fluctuations
The goal is not to repair the server itself. The primary goal is to preserve and recover your valuable data.
Data Recovery from Virtual Servers
Many modern business environments today run their systems on virtual servers.
If a Virtual Machine, Virtual Disk, or Storage device is damaged, one or more virtual servers can become completely inaccessible.
We can analyze and recover data from virtual environments, including:
- VMware
- Hyper-V
- VMDK
- VHD
- VHDX
- Virtual Machine Storage
- Virtual Server
- Virtual Databases
In these cases, the structure of the virtual disk and the status of the stored data are analyzed first. The possibility of data recovery is then assessed.
Data Recovery from HDD, SSD and NVMe in Servers
In some cases, the problem is not the server itself, but the storage device inside the server.
The server may start, but the operating system, RAID controller, or storage software may still be unable to read the information.
We analyze and recover data from:
- HDD
- SSD
- NVMe
- M.2
- SATA SSD
- SAS Drives
- Server HDD
- Enterprise SSD
For physical, electronic, or firmware-related failures, we use professional data recovery equipment such as PC-3000 when appropriate for the case.
Database Data Recovery
When a database becomes inaccessible, the consequences for a business can be significantly greater than the loss of a regular file.
We analyze various types of database-related data loss and corruption, including:
- SQL Server
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- Oracle
- Database Files
- Database Logs
- Corrupted Databases
- Deleted Database Data
- Damage to Storage Containing Databases
If the database is stored on a Server, RAID, NAS, or Virtual Machine, the entire storage structure is analyzed before the recovery method is determined.
Which Brands and Systems Do We Support?
Our server data recovery services are not limited to a specific brand or model.
We can analyze servers and storage systems from various manufacturers, including:
Server Brands
- Dell
- Dell EMC
- HPE / HP
- Lenovo
- IBM
- Supermicro
- Fujitsu
- Cisco
- Other Enterprise Servers
Storage and NAS
- Synology
- QNAP
- Netgear
- Buffalo
- Western Digital
- Seagate
- LaCie
- Dell EMC
- Other Storage Systems
The manufacturer itself does not determine whether data can be recovered. The most important factors are the actual condition of the storage devices and how the data is structured.
Why Choose mService Sweden AB for Server Data Recovery?
Over 25 Years of Data Recovery Experience
Professional server data recovery is not only about having the right tools.
Knowledge of storage structures, RAID, firmware, file systems, disk failures, and the correct method for each individual case plays an important role in the result.
Our team has over 25 years of experience in IT and data recovery, and each case is analyzed based on its actual technical conditions.
Professional PC-3000 Equipment
In advanced data recovery cases, professional equipment is essential.
We use professional equipment such as PC-3000 for diagnostics and certain advanced recovery operations.
The goal is to analyze the storage device in a controlled manner and avoid unnecessary attempts and changes to the original media.
Clean Room for Physical Data Recovery
Certain hard drive failures require the drive to be opened and work to be performed on its internal components.
In such situations, a controlled working environment suitable for sensitive operations on storage media is required.
For cases that require physical handling, a specialized Clean Room and appropriate equipment are used.
Confidentiality and NDA
Business servers may contain highly sensitive information:
- Financial Information
- Customer Information
- Contracts
- Personal Data
- Medical Information
- Databases
- Commercial Information
- Confidential Documents
- Backups
- Intellectual Property
We understand the importance of treating this information confidentially.
For business cases, an NDA / Non-Disclosure Agreement can be signed if required.
Data Recovery Across Sweden
Our service center is located in Stockholm, but our Server Data Recovery services are not limited to Stockholm.
We accept cases from customers throughout Sweden.
Emergency Server Data Recovery
When a server crash brings your business operations to a halt, time is critical.
An inaccessible server can cause the following systems to stop working:
- Financial Systems
- Databases
- ERP
- CRM
- Email Server
- File Server
- Backup Server
- Application Server
- Virtual Servers
- Internal Business Systems
For urgent cases, you can request Priority / Emergency Data Recovery.
If the server is business-critical, you should contact a data recovery specialist before performing a RAID rebuild or reinstalling the operating system.
How Does Server Data Recovery Work?
1. Contact a Data Recovery Expert
Contact us by phone or WhatsApp and describe what happened to the server.
Information such as the server model, number of drives, RAID configuration, error messages, and the server's most recent status can help with the initial assessment.
2. We Receive the Server or Storage Device
Depending on the case, you can drop off the equipment at our center in Stockholm or send it to us.
For customers in other parts of Sweden, we can also help coordinate how the equipment should be transported.
3. Diagnosis and Analysis
The server, drives, RAID structure, storage media, and data are analyzed.
The goal is to determine:
- What is the exact problem?
- Which drives are functioning?
- What is the condition of the RAID structure?
- Is the data accessible?
- How much data can potentially be recovered?
- Which method is the safest?
The initial assessment is free of charge.
4. Results and Cost Estimate
After the analysis, we review the results with you.
You will receive information about:
- The possibility of data recovery
- Recommended method
- The status of the storage devices
- Estimated time required
- The cost of the data recovery
Before the main recovery process begins, you will receive information about the cost.
5. The Data Recovery Process Begins
After your approval, the recovery process begins based on the technical conditions of the case.
Depending on the problem, a combination of:
- Logical Recovery
- RAID Reconstruction
- Firmware Recovery
- Hardware Recovery
- File System Recovery
- Database Recovery
- Virtual Machine Recovery
may be used.
The final method always depends on the actual condition of the storage devices.
6. Delivery of Recovered Data
Once the data recovery is complete, the recovered information is delivered as agreed.
Depending on the amount of data and the conditions of the case, an appropriate method is selected for transferring the recovered information.
How Long Does Server Data Recovery Take?
It is not possible to provide a fixed timeframe for all Server Data Recovery cases.
The time required depends on factors including:
- Type of Damage
- Number of Drives
- Physical Condition of the Drives
- RAID Configuration
- Amount of Data
- Type of Storage
- Extent of Corruption
- Firmware Failures
- File System
- Database Complexity
- Virtual Environment
- Need for Physical Recovery
Simpler cases can be completed relatively quickly, while complex RAID systems, physical drive failures, or cases involving multiple damaged drives may require significantly more time.
After the analysis, you will receive an estimated timeframe for your specific case.
If Your Server Has Crashed – Do Not Do This
Some serious damage does not occur during the original failure, but when attempts are made to repair the server incorrectly.
Do Not Start a RAID Rebuild Without a Professional Assessment
If multiple drives have gone offline, an incorrect rebuild can alter or complicate the existing RAID structure and reduce the possibility of data recovery.
Do Not Format the Drives
Formatting or reinstalling the operating system can affect data that may still be recoverable.
Do Not Write New Data to the Drives
Any new write operation may overwrite data that is still recoverable.
Do Not Change the Order of the RAID Drives
In a RAID system, the order of the drives and information about the array structure can be very important.
Avoid moving or changing the drives without first documenting the original configuration and consulting a specialist.
Do Not Run Recovery Software Directly on the Original Server
If the information is important to the business, running Recovery Software directly on the original storage may create additional risks.
Contact a professional data recovery expert before making any changes to the original media.
Is Your Business Data at Risk?
Server Data Recovery is not only for large companies.
We help different types of customers and organizations, including:
- Companies
- Organizations
- Banks
- Data Centers
- Hospitals
- Technology Companies
- IT Companies
- System Administrators
- Network Administrators
- Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
- Business Owners
Whether your data is stored on a Server, RAID, NAS, SAN, or Virtual Machine, the storage system should be professionally analyzed when the information is business-critical.
If the information is important to your business, you should contact a data recovery specialist before making any changes to the storage system.
Has Any of This Happened to Your Server?
The Server Does Not Start
The operating system does not start, or the server can no longer access the storage system.
The RAID System Is Inaccessible
The RAID array has gone offline, or the RAID controller can no longer identify the array.
Multiple Drives Have Failed
One or more HDD/SSD devices have failed, and the information is no longer accessible.
The NAS System Is Inaccessible
Shared folders, volumes, or data on the NAS device are no longer displayed.
The Database Cannot Be Opened
The database has become corrupted, or the application can no longer access the information.
The Virtual Machine Has Been Damaged
VMDK, VHDX, or other Virtual Machine files have been damaged or deleted.
Data Has Been Deleted
Files or databases have been deleted by mistake.
The Server Stopped Working After a Power Outage
After a Power Failure, power surge, or voltage fluctuation, the server or storage system no longer functions.
HDD / SSD / NVMe Has Failed
The storage device has suffered physical, electronic, firmware-related, or logical damage.
Server Data Recovery Across Sweden
mService Sweden AB is based in Stockholm and offers Data Recovery services to customers throughout Sweden.
Whether you are located in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Uppsala, Västerås, Örebro, or any other part of Sweden, you can contact us to coordinate drop-off, transport, or shipping of your equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Server Data Recovery
Is the Initial Assessment for Server Data Recovery Free?
Yes. The initial assessment is carried out to analyze the case and determine the most appropriate approach for data recovery, and it is free of charge.
Can You Recover Data from RAID?
Yes. We can analyze and recover data from several different RAID configurations. However, the possibility of data recovery depends on the type of damage, the number of damaged drives, the condition of the drives, and the RAID structure.
Before starting a RAID rebuild or changing the RAID structure, we recommend having the array analyzed by a data recovery specialist first.
Do You Offer Data Recovery from NAS?
Yes. We can analyze and recover data from various NAS systems, including Synology, QNAP, Netgear, Buffalo, Western Digital, and other systems.
Can You Recover Data from Virtual Servers?
Yes. Cases involving VMware, Hyper-V, VMDK, VHD, and VHDX can be analyzed.
The possibility of data recovery depends on the condition of the Storage system, the Virtual Machine files, and the extent of the damage.
Do You Offer Server Data Recovery Only in Stockholm?
No.
Our service center is located in Stockholm, but we offer data recovery throughout Sweden.
You can drop off the equipment in person, send it to us, or contact us to coordinate transportation of the equipment.
Can I Send the Server to You?
Yes.
If you are located outside Stockholm, you can contact us for assistance with how to send your Server, RAID, NAS, or Storage device to our center.
How Long Does Server Data Recovery Take?
The time required depends on the type and extent of the damage.
Simpler cases may be completed faster, while complex RAID systems, physical drive failures, multiple damaged drives, or corrupted databases may require significantly more time.
After the analysis, you will receive an estimated timeframe for your case.
Is My Data Confidential?
Yes.
Confidentiality is an important part of professional data recovery. For business cases, an NDA can be signed if required.
Will I Know the Cost Before You Begin?
Yes.
After the analysis, you will receive information about the status of the case, the recommended method, the estimated timeframe, and the cost. The main data recovery process begins after your approval.
Can You Guarantee That My Data Will Be Recovered?
No professional data recovery company can guarantee that data can be recovered before the Storage system has been examined.
The possibility of data recovery depends on the condition of the drives, the type of damage, the extent of the damage, and the data structure.
Therefore, an analysis is carried out first before a decision is made regarding data recovery and the appropriate method.
Trust and Guarantee
Over 25 Years of Experience
Specialized experience in data recovery and storage.
PC-3000
Professional equipment for complex data recovery cases.
Clean Room
The capability to perform sensitive operations on storage media with physical damage.
NDA
The option to sign a confidentiality agreement for sensitive business cases.
Over 5,000 Customers
Experience helping thousands of customers.
Data Recovery Across Sweden
Service center in Stockholm with the ability to receive equipment from other parts of Sweden.
Emergency Data Recovery
Priority service is available for critical and business-critical server cases.
3-Month Service Guarantee
For services covered by the guarantee, a 3-month guarantee is provided. The exact guarantee terms are determined based on the type of work and the specific case.
mService Sweden AB
Specialist in Data Recovery from Servers, RAID, and Storage in Sweden
From a failed HDD to a complex RAID array or an advanced Enterprise Storage system, every data recovery case must be analyzed based on its actual structure and technical condition.
With over 25 years of experience, professional equipment, PC-3000, Clean Room, support for Server and Virtualization environments, and the ability to receive equipment from across Sweden, mService Sweden AB is ready to analyze your case.