YOU HAVE A SCRATCHED CD, DVD? COME AND HAVE YOUR DATA RECOVERED

WE CAN RECOVER DATA FROM CD OR DVD EVEN IF IT IS SCRATCHED!

BIT Data Recovery specializes in the recovery of documents, photographs, films and any other type of inaccessible or corrupt files from:
CD (CD-R, CD-RW, , Mini CD-R, Mini DVD-R/RAM, AUDIO CD), DVD (DVD-RAM, DVD-R/W, DVD+R/W, DVD-DL)

By means of our equipment, we can recover data from CDs or DVDs even if they are scratched, deteriorated or with open or unfinished sessions.

The producers of optical storage devices (CD/DVD) say that these are storage media capable of preserving the information for a 100 years, but we have all seen situations when, after a year or two during which we never touched a CD/DVD, it simply didn’t work anymore.
This is only one of the situations in which we can help you recover the data from the CD/DVD, among many others listed below.

The types of defects a DVD can have are LOGICAL or PHYSICAL defects.

In case of LOGICAL defects, the recovery is done by means of specialized software that can identify the data on the CD or DVD, even if they have been improperly finished or formatted.

In case of PHYSICAL defects, most times, the surface of the CD or DVD is severely scratched, punctured or even broken. In these situations, with our equipment, we will try to restore the surface of the CD/DVD and to recover as much data as possible.

• a CD/DVD has not been used for more than a year and, when inserted into the computer, it is no longer recognized
• the surface of the CD/DVD has suffered several scratches and it is no longer displayed in My Computer
• data has been written to the CD/DVD and the session did not close
• I used the QUICK ERASE option on a CD-RW/DVD-RW and I lost important data
• I added another session on the CD/DVD and I can’t see the previous session
• I can see the files on the CD/DVD, but when I try to copy them, an error occurs
• I have a DVD with an extremely important film that needs to be recovered
• recovery of any type of files written in ISO or UDF format which cannot be accessed, for various reasons
• accidental deletion from or formatting the CD/DVD
• the data is displayed in another format than it should
• while reading a CD/DVD, the computer operates abnormally and becomes blocked