Server and Virtual Machine Data Recovery
Crashed servers, SAN storage, corrupted virtual machines and mission-critical databases. DriveSavers recovers business data for organizations of every size, with Priority service and remote options for systems that can't leave your site.
Systems we recover
Servers
Windows, Linux and Unix servers of any configuration and capacity.
SAN and enterprise storage
Multi-disk storage systems and large-capacity arrays.
Virtual machines
Corrupted or deleted virtual disks and datastores.
Databases
SQL, Oracle and other databases that won't mount or are corrupted.
ERP and accounting
Accounting and ERP systems that run the business.
Mail and file servers
Mail stores, shared drives and file server volumes.
Before you call
- Stop writes to the affected storage.
- Don't reinitialize arrays, LUNs or datastores.
- Preserve logs and note the timeline of what happened.
- Identify the most critical systems and files.
- Call us for a quote and Priority options.
Built for business continuity
- Priority service begins on arrival and runs 365 days a year.
- Remote data recovery for logical failures and systems too large to ship.
- Engineers rebuild arrays and virtual disks from images, never your originals.
- Purchase orders and NET terms for approved companies and government institutions.
- Annual SSAE 18 SOC 2 Type II audit, with HIPAA and GSA compliance.
Turnaround times
ASAP
Recovery begins upon receipt of your device, 365 days a year, including evenings, weekends and holidays.
1 to 2 business days
24 to 48 hours during business hours, Monday through Friday. The fastest Standard turnaround in the industry.
5 to 7 business days
Completed during business hours. Smart devices such as phones and tablets take 10 to 14 business days.
No payment is needed to start. You pay only when your recovery is complete.
Frequently asked questions
Can you recover data remotely?
In some cases. For failures without mechanical or physical damage, remote recovery may be an option, especially for large servers or data that must stay on premises.
Can you recover a deleted virtual machine?
Often, yes, if the underlying storage hasn't been overwritten. Stop writing to the datastore immediately.
How fast can you start?
Priority service starts the moment your drives arrive, including nights, weekends and holidays.