Data Recovery Jobs

My company-owned laptop is still physically with me, but a former employee encrypted its primary SSD with BitLocker and tied the keys to his personal Microsoft account. The machine runs Windows 11 and will boot all the way into Windows; the problem is that every business-critical volume remains locked, leaving me without access to files that are now central to an internal theft investigation. I need an experienced security professional who can: • Bypass or otherwise unlock the existing BitLocker protection without that user’s Microsoft credentials • Extract a full, verified copy of all user data (including deleted items) • Preserve evidence integrity and provide a concise forensic report that could hold up in potential legal proceedings You may guide me through ...

My main Outlook data file (.ost) suddenly refuses to open, and every quick-fix I have tried has failed. I need someone who knows the inner workings of Microsoft Outlook data structures to bring the file back to life and return all my mail, contacts, and folders exactly as they were. Here is what you should know: • The file belongs to Microsoft Outlook (desktop). • The problem is simple but critical—I cannot open the OST at all; Outlook stops with an error each time. • I already attempted the usual ScanOST/ScanPST utilities and a couple of demo recovery tools, but nothing produced a usable result. What I need from you 1. Diagnose the corruption and recover the full mailbox data. 2. Supply a working file I can open directly in Outlook, or a clean PST/OST export c...

I’m facing a single-file disaster with my Lumix S5 II: the camera’s in-body rescue routine only spat out a 23 GB *.mdt file instead of the original 4 K 50 p H.264/AAC *.mp4. The card itself is perfectly readable on my computer, yet every player and editor refuses to open this MDT container. Here’s what I did so far: I ran Panasonic’s own Lumix Recovery App—no luck, the file stays mute and black—so the data should still be intact but needs deeper parsing. What I must end up with is a fully playable clip that keeps both picture and sound at their recorded quality; I can’t sacrifice audio to salvage video or vice versa. Whether you work with FFmpeg, Treasured, Grau, binary editors, or any proprietary hex-level wizardry is up to you, as long as the o...

I pulled a 64 GB SanDisk Ultra microSDXC card from my security camera as soon as I realised the clip I need—recordings from 3 August—had disappeared. Roughly 53 GB of the card was filled when I removed it; the camera routinely overwrites anything older than two days, so at present I can still see 7 and 8 August files, and even some fragments from 6 August when I run Restore My Files. Nothing newer has been written since the card came out of the camera, and there have been no error messages during any attempt so far. Other than Restore My Files, no additional recovery tools have touched the card. What I need now is an experienced data-recovery specialist who has successfully brought back video from microSD cards used in cameras. The goal is simple: retrieve every playable file ...

My security unit overwrites footage after two days, yet I still see traces of 6 August files when I scan the disk (57 GB capacity, 53 GB in use) with “Restore My Files.” This tells me the data from 3 August—and hopefully the neighbouring days—is still lingering in unallocated space. I need those 3 August recordings brought back and saved directly onto the same device in their original MP4 format. If you can rescue anything just before or after that date as well, even better, but the 3 August material is the priority. You will have remote or on-site access to the drive image, whichever is safer for data integrity, and I’m happy to create a sector-by-sector clone if you instruct me. Please outline the recovery workflow you intend to follow, the tools you trust...