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Virtualization Recovery

Recovery from VMware, Hyper-V, Xen, and other virtual environments.

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VIRTUALIZATION RECOVERY

Virtualization adds a layer of complexity to data recovery. We specialize in recovering data from corrupt datastores (VMFS, NTFS, ReFS) and deleted virtual machine files.

Our engineers can extract data directly from the flat files or reconstruct the virtual disk structure to mount and recover your critical business applications and databases.

What to Do When Your Virtual Machine Fails

Similar to SAN and NAS models, virtual machines have complex data storage structures. Because of this, when a data loss occurs on the virtual machine, it is very important to contact a professional data recovery company that specializes in VMware recovery and other virtualized systems immediately.

Stop using the host server data store as soon as you notice a problem with your VMFS.

Continuing to use the machine could cause other virtual disks to overwrite original lost data. This complicates recovery. It is highly recommended you call a Virtual Machine Recovery expert to get help with your VMFS. Call Data Recovery SOS to discuss what steps could be taken.

Key Features

VMDK/VHD/VHDX Recovery
Deleted VM Restoration
Corrupted Datastore Fix
Snapshot Chain Repair

Experience with Virtual Machine Data Recovery

Working with us, we promise

  • We have one of the highest recovery rates in the industry
  • We have expert engineers who know how to recover VMDK and VHD files from VMFS
  • We have case managers that personalize case recovery to your needs
  • We have competitive Virtual Machine and RAID recovery pricing
  • We offer 24/7 emergency service

For Virtual Machines We Work with the Following:

Microsoft VFD
Microsoft VHD
VMware VMDK
Microsoft HYPER-V
VMware ESX Servers
VMware ESXi
VMware Fusion
Oracle VM VirtualBox
QEMU

Service Level Options

Standard

5-7 Days

Non-critical needs

Priority

2-4 Days

Expedited service

Weekend

1-3 Days

Sat & Sun service

Emergency

24/7/365

Immediate start

Ready to Recover Your Valuable Data?

Don't let data loss hold you back. Contact our experts today for a free, no-obligation evaluation. With our No Data, No Fee guarantee, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. When a VM is deleted, the space it occupied on the datastore is marked as available but the data often remains. We can scan the VMFS or NTFS volume for these unallocated blocks and reconstruct the VMDK or VHDX files.
Yes, we support all major virtualization platforms including VMware (vSphere/ESXi), Microsoft Hyper-V, Citrix XenServer, and Oracle VM.
We specialize in SAN and RAID recovery. We first stabilize the physical storage, then reconstruct the RAID array, and finally address any logical corruption within the virtual datastores to get your VMs back online.
Yes. We don't always need to restore the entire virtual disk. We can often 'mount' the corrupted VMDK/VHDX file using our forensic tools and surgically extract the specific databases or documents you need.
Snapshot chains are fragile. If a snapshot is deleted or the link is broken, the base disk becomes inconsistent. We can manually re-link the snapshot fragments and reconstruct the 'delta' changes to restore the VM to its most recent state.
Yes. We support open-source virtualization platforms like Proxmox, KVM, and QEMU. We can recover data from QCOW2, RAW, and LVM-backed virtual disks.
Yes. If the datastore (VMFS, VMFS6, or vSAN) hasn't been heavily written to since the deletion, we can scan the metadata to find the unallocated blocks that belonged to the deleted VM and reconstruct it.