Got a Crashed CD/DVD?

Data recovery from CD and DVD media is the area of expertise for Disk Doctors.
The CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-WO, Mixed Mode CD, multisession CDs, and many DVD formats including DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, and DVD-RAM are just a few of the CD and DVD formats from which we enable recovery. Data recovery services from CDs and DVDs formatted with ISO 9660, Joliet, and UDF file systems, as well as discs made using Roxio, Nero, CeQuadrat’s PacketCD, and Sonic Solutions DLA, are provided by Disk Doctors. Disk Doctors has successfully recovered data from thousands of CDs and DVDs thanks to its sophisticated tools and vast knowledge, guaranteeing that your lost contents will be expertly and precisely restored.

Why Choose Disk Doctor for Crashed CD/DVD?

1. Disk Doctors ensures the preservation of your data during the whole recovery procedure, from first examination to the secure return of your data.

2. To guarantee the highest level of care and confidentiality while managing client data, our staff members are carefully chosen and adhere to stringent policies and procedures.

3. To maintain the integrity of the client’s storage device, client media is cloned sector by sector onto our lab media. All recovery work is done on the cloned media rather than the original.

4. Disk Doctors retains a copy of the recovered data for seven days following a successful recovery.

5. In accordance with regulatory requirements, our data recovery agreement contains clauses pertaining to data protection and non-disclosure.

Recover Data from Crashed CD/DVD

Step – 1

☑️ Submit Your Case to Get a Free Shipping Label.

☑️ No Upfront Payment

☑️ 100% Secure Process

Step – 2

☑️ Send Your Crashed CD/DVD for Analysis.

☑️ Free Drive Evaluation

☑️ Quick Turnaround

Step – 3

☑️ Free both ways Shipping | No Recovery = No Charge

☑️ Disk Doctors Recovers Lost Data

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FAQs

>> What is the purpose of CDs and DVDs?

Up to 700MB of data may be stored on a CD (Compact Disc).

Up to 4.4GB of data may be stored on a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc).

Frequently employed for data transport, backup, and storage.

>> Why do CDs and DVDs lose data?

Cracks, scratches, or bubbles
Warping or physical harm
Table of Contents (TOC) file corruption
Primary or secondary volume descriptor that is damaged
Burning process failure or incompleteness

>> Is it possible to retrieve data from physically damaged CDs or DVDs?

Indeed! Data recovery from scratched, fractured, and physically damaged disks is the specialty of Disk Doctors.

>> Which file formats and systems are supported by you?

We aid in recuperation from:

File Systems: ISO 9660, Joliet, UDF
CD/DVD Formats:
- CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-WO, Mixed Mode CD, Multisession CD
- DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-RAM

>> How do I proceed if my CD or DVD isn't reading?

Rewriting the CD might wipe any lost data, so don’t try.
Try using a different DVD-ROM drive or computer.
Steer clear of home cleaning products since they may exacerbate the harm.
Avoid rubbing the surface as this might further harm the disk.

>> Is it possible to restore data from disks that have been produced using separate tools?

Indeed, Disk Doctors facilitates CD and DVD recovery from burnt media utilizing Roxio Nero, CeQuadrat’s PacketCD, Sonic Solutions DLA B’s CLiP, and more tools.

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