If you have received your recovered data – this page is for you. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by phone: 972-3-6131555
Please read the following guides for information on your completed data recovery.
Receiving the recovered data on a hard disk
Receiving the recovered data on CD ROM/DVD
For online assistance by our data recovery engineers, clink on the link for Windows PC or MAC:
To start the support session, please run the software and provide your computer ID to the recovery expert.
Recovered Data on a Hard Disk
You have just received a hard disk from Tic Tac containing your recovered data.
- Your recovered data may be one of the following two types:
100% recovery – In this case, recovery was complete and the recovered data are an exact image of your original hard disk, including the OS. - Partial recovery (typically, close to 100%) – In this case, recovery is less than complete and includes recovered files, but does not include the OS.
Connecting your hard disk to your computer:
- Use the assistance of a certified computer technician to ensure that your hard disk is replaced properly in your computer tower.
- Verify that the disk jumpers are properly defined. The default definition of the hard disk you receive from us is “Master”, which means that this disk should be connected to an IDE cable without any additional disk. A second disk can be connected to the same cable if is defined as “Slave”.
- In most cases, your computer’s BIOS should automatically identify the disk. Otherwise, define the BIOS accordingly.
Note:
- Some older computer models are limited in their ability to connect large-volume hard disks. Ask Tic Tac’s laboratory engineers about your computer’s limitations and possible purchase of a new disk.
- In the case of a partial recovery, connect the disk with a properly operating OS, otherwise you will not be able to use your recovered data. If you purchased a hard disk from Tic Tac, it should be used as the sole disk in your system. Ask the Tic Tac laboratory engineers to partition the hard disk into two partitions: the first partition will be empty and will be used by you to install your OS. The second partition will contain your recovered data.


