Could Data Recovery Void Your Warranty?

Processor: "Imagine that you just purchased a brand-new server a few months ago and you are running a mission-critical database application on it when one of the hard drives fails. Before you worry about having the hard drive replaced, your primary concern is recovering your critical data. So, you hire a professional data recovery company to extract your data from the crashed drive. When you try to return the hard drive to have it replaced under your warranty, though, the vendor tells you that the warranty is void because the hard drive has been opened. It is a bit of a catch-22: Recovering your vital data is essential, but violating the hardware warranty is not advisable. How can you recover your data without violating the warranty on your hardware?"

Posted by Dane on April 30, 2005 | 0 Comments

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