Data Recovery, not debt or car recovery in Manchester

In Blog, Information, Manchester Data Recovery by AdministratorJuly 10, 2013

Data Recovery Only. It looks like a naughty company is sending out letters about debt recovery using the initials “CDR” to residents across Manchester, using the following address, and providing …

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Cheadle DATA Recovery Ltd5.0

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Wayne Harrison

2 weeks ago

Excellent service and total transparency from beginning to end. The prices are competitive and the "no recovery, no fee" is just the icing on the cake. However, the most important thing is the quality of service and utter professionalism - no fuss, just results. I'd value absolutely no reservations about recommending Cheadle Data Recovery and, should I need such services in the future, they will be my first port of call. Delighted.

Response from the owner:Hello Wayne, thanks for the review. I am glad it was possible to achieve a positive result for your failed RAID array and your HDD. Best regards, John C. Reid.

Debbie Hilton

1 month ago

John was brilliant. My niece had seven years worth of lesson plans on a broken data stick and nowhere had been able to retrieve it for her until I found Cheadle Data Recovery. John was professional and transparent in regards to recovery and fees which I really appreciated. Payment only required if data is recovered. And it was! My niece was over the moon! Highly recommended this company.

Response from the owner:Hello Debbie, thank you for the review. The 32GB SanDisk memory stick had a hardware failure associated with the controller chip. Via chip off recovery it was possible to make a full recovery of the data. Best regards, John C. Reid.

James White

2 months ago

I had a new M.2 NVME drive fail on me with all my project files on so needed to do data recovery, after a bit of looking around my local area I got directed to Cheadle data recovery as the places I enquired with locally didn't deal with M.2 devices I initially called to seek quotations and John was friendly, polite and professional whilst answering any questions I had about the process, reassuring me that I was dealing with someone who knew what they were doing and giving me confidence that I wouldn't be left short as they operate on a "no recovery, no fee" basis Even going so far as to give follow up advice afterwards regarding how to create backups and other solutions to prevent this from happening in future. I really appreciate you going the extra mile and I cannot thank you enough for getting me my lost time back

Response from the owner:Hello James, thanks for the review. I am glad it was possible to make a good recovery of your failed Corsair 2TB SSD (CSSD-F2000GBMP600). The NAND had degraded and had resulted in a failure of the firmware. On receipt the SSD was stuck in a safe/engineering mode showing a capacity of 0MB. Best regards, John C. Reid.

Phill Dixon

2 months ago

Spoke to John at Cheadle Data Recovery about an enterprise grade HDD that needed recovery. He was completely upfront that the helium filled nature meant it was out of scope but hen spent a great deal of time and effort putting me in contact with places that could. He has made absolutely nothing off my call but spent 40 mins trying to help and recommending other very specialist recovery firms that could potentially help and explaining the process. Absolutely brilliant service

Response from the owner:Hello Phill, thank you for the review. Helium filled HDDs present a major technical challenge for data recovery companies when the mechanical components have failed within the HDD. I am not aware of any UK based data recovery company that has a proven success record when working on mechanical failed helium filled hard disks. As such I recommend HelpDisc/HDDSurgery in Serbia or Morde in Portugal who are making genuine recovery attempts on these disks. Both of which perform work on a 'no-recovery, no-fee' basis, and do not charge for the donor HDD. Unfortunately, I am aware of certain UK based data recovery companies which have charged £1000+ upfront for a recovery attempt on a helium filled disk, where no data has been subsequently recovered, and then on inspection of the disk it has been found that no work has actually taken place. As such, I advise those people with Helium filled HDDs to be cautious of some claims made by certain data recovery companies regarding their technical capabilities and to check the terms of work before any payment is made to the company. Whilst CDR does not work on mechanically failed helium HDDs, we do still work on helium HDDs which have suffered failure associated with the firmware, printed circuit board, bad sectors/degraded media and corruption of the filesystem. Best regards, John C. Reid.