Regain Your Lost Data

VMware® Data Recovery engineers at Disk Doctors are highly capable to help recover data from multitude of crashed virtual environments; such as VMware® virtual disk drives, Citrix Xen Server and Microsoft® Hyper-VTM etc.

Although environments have enabled organizations to live with lesser hardware; but at the same instance has increased the risk of greater data disasters in some unfortunate events. Loss of a virtual server can instantly bring a smoothly running organization to dead stop. The most common causes of virtualized data loss may include some of the following:

• VMDK corruption
• VMFS file system corruption
• Deleted files on VMFS
• Deleted virtual machines
• Format and Re-install on VMFS volume
• Deleted files within virtual environments
• Corrupted files within virtual environments
• Corrupted partitions within virtual environments
• Deleted files inside a virtual machine
• File system corruption
• Internal virtual disk corruption
• RAID array corruption (hosting virtual machines)
• Server hardware failures (hosting virtual machines)
• RAID hardware failures (hosting virtual machines)

Disk Doctors VMware® Data Recovery experts can successfully recover data from nearly any virtual machine, server or system of any configuration that may include the following:

VMware Virtual Environments:

• VMware vSphere 4
• VMware Server (GSX)
• VMware ESX & ESXi
• VMware Infrastructure 2 and 3
• VMware View
• VMware Workstation (most versions)
• VMware Virtual Desktop

Often, virtual environments are erected on RAID infrastructures. Introducing virtualization to a platform results in further sophistication of an already complex equation. In an unpleasant event of virtual machine disaster, it is imperative to hire a company with extensive experience of dealing with virtual machines. Disk Doctors team of engineers with an array of sophisticated recovery tools can comfortably handle any mix of virtual machine & RAID disasters.

Recovery experts in our labs have an extensive experience of successfully dealing with variety of crashed or corrupt virtual machines like VMware, Citrix Xen Server, and Hyper-V virtual machines of various configurations.