What we do?
Because nearly 75% of computer users have suffered some form of data loss in the past three years, we have founded DataBackNow to help you protect your precious data — whether it serves a business or personal purpose. That staggering statistic isn't just a number; it represents countless individuals and organizations who have lost irreplaceable files, critical business records, cherished memories, and years of hard work, often without any warning whatsoever.
Our mission is built around prevention first. We begin with data safekeeping and precaution processes designed to stop data loss before it ever happens, walking you through best practices, risk assessments, and proactive strategies tailored to your specific needs. From there, we move into comprehensive data protection and backup solutions, ensuring your files are securely stored, regularly updated, and always recoverable. And when the worst does happen — because sometimes, despite every precaution, it still does — we stand by you through data restoration and data recovery, working tirelessly to bring your lost information back from the brink.
DataBackNow offers data recovery, data backup, and technical support services for its clients, with specialization in both physical data recovery and logical data recovery from all kinds of storage devices, including but not limited to:
Hard disk drives
SSD drives
Flash/USB disks
Memory cards and sticks
RAID storage
NAS, SAS, and SAN
Optical storage (CDs and DVDs)
Floppy disks
Zip drives
iPod drives
D-Link storage
WD Veloci Raptor
mSATA SSD drives
NVMe drives
SATA drives
M. 2 drives
Our Message
If you have lost your precious and very important data! Do not worry. We are here for you as data loss is only temporary in most cases now.
Whatever the condition of the storage media, electro-mechanical failure, data corruption, virus infections, data deletion, or any other potential data threatening situation.
We can help recover your data and get you up and running again in no time!
Potential data loss situations we can help you in
- The media is not working after power failure, power surges, spike, or lightning.
- The media is not accessible due to mechanical failure.
- The media is not detected after being dropped.
- The media is damaged due to fire, water, or any other environmental causes.
- The disk drive is not recognized by the BIOS.
- The disk drive is detected by the BIOS but reporting as unreadable.
- The disk drive is no longer recognized by the operating system.
- The file system is corrupted and data cannot be read (files/directories).
- The disk drive has been formatted and/or partitioned.
- Files or directories has been deleted accidentally/intentionally.
- Malicious damage (files or directories were deleted on purpose).
- Data was wiped-out by viruses (CIH, Worm.ExploreZip, Ransomware, or any other virus).
- The disk drive was corrupted by compression or indexing programs.
- The media is not accessible due to a head crash or scratched platter surface.
- The RAID array has failed or is degraded, preventing access to data across multiple drives.
- The data was lost due to a failed or interrupted software update, firmware upgrade, or operating system reinstallation.