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Flash Data Recovery

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Address:	Towers Business Park, Wilmslow Road, Didsbury, MANCHESTER
Postcode:	M20 2YY
Type:	Data Recovery Company
Email:	e-mail us
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Telephone:	0845 224 1594

Description

VenSys Limited has a team dedicated to the recovery of Flash Memory devices. There are many different brands and manufacturers involved in these devices, too many to list here, however the different types of media that we are familiar with are below:

USB Pen Drives/Memory Sticks
Sony Memory Stick (all varieties)
CompactFlash I & II
PC Card
SD Cards (Standard, Mini & Micro)
MMC
XD
And many others…

The similarities with these devices are in the use of NOR/NAND FLASH memory chips alongside a controller. This enables us to recover data regardless of who assembled and labelled the device.

We are one of the leading labs in the UK for the recovery of these devices and have unrivalled recovery rates which ensure that no matter what type of failure your Flash Device has suffered from there is over a 90% chance you will receive your data back.

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