Welcome To
Imaged Hard Drive Service
What is hard drive
imaging?
It is a process of
creating an exact copy of your computer's hard drive. Imaging
captures a exact 1:1 image of the hard drive. The image can be used
to return the computer or the computer’s hard drive back to a
working state, to the time when the image was created. The image includes
all the operating system installation, application software,
user files, boot sectors, partition information and file
allocation table which will result in a fully bootable operating
system
Protecting Your Work!
We create a exact image
of your computer's hard drive in strict confidentiality and store in
on our in-house backup server in the event that any of the following
happens:
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Computer hard drive crash or complete
drive failure.
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System failure due to
a virus attack.
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Or
upgrading your hard drive to a larger or faster drive, we use the
image to put the new drive to the original state your system was in
before the new drive upgrade, on the original system only.
Why we are better?
Computer companies
provide a recovery partition on the same hard drive, what happens to
that recovery partition when the drive fails?, the recovery
partition is unusable. The company who made the computer can
recovery the original factory state of the hard drive but will cost
you a lot of money. After which you will have to install all the
software and updates that you previously had installed. Not to
mention all your personal files, music and pictures plus will be
gone.
With using Imaged Hard Drive Service
recovering your drive is fast and painless. We can create a image
after you have installed all your preferred software, updates and
personal data. When we finish restoring your drive you will have to
install any software applications personal files/documents changes
that may have been made after the backup was created. The
customer can request a backup of personal files prior to a recovery
attempt, if the files are accessible.
Imaged Hard Drive Service can also create a secondary file backup
schedule for the customer at the time of the image creation.
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