Back-Up
Solutions
Our engineers are experienced in the
potential problems and configuration
settings for most backup solutions
provided by Veritas and other backup
solution manufacturers.
Netbackup? Backup
Exec? Windows built-in backups giving
you headaches?
Call us now, we are a phone
call away from making your backup and
restoration processes smooth and more
importantly fail safe!
Failed
Hard Drive Data Recovery
Average Joe Computer Services understands the most
important aspect of data services, one
being, how can I recover data from a
failed hard drive? Is it possible? YES
We can send your hard drive whether a
desktop or laptop or server/NAS and have
the discs diagnosed and in most cases
recovered even though the hard drive
would not spool up!
We send your drive off to a full class
100 clean room. Advanced Microcode
repair, electronics repair, RAID and SAN
recovery, rebuilding, and de-striping.
Complex file system repair. Encrypted
files and password recovery.
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DataSave©
Recovery & BackUp Solutions
Average Joe Computer Services understands the most
important aspect of data services to
your network. The ability to quickly
recover from a system failure, outage,
or network catastrophe.
With DataSave©, Average Joe Computer Services'
uniquely designed backup solution and
quick restore option; your hard drives
are used in a mirrored and replicated
environment which provides the fastest
recovery times compared to typical tape
device backups that can take HOURS to
catalog the tape itself, and then begin
restoration processes. Many times over
tape backup processes fail when relied
upon to recover a network or system. Not
with DataSave!
DataSave© is a
uniquely designed backup utility
combining hardware configuration and
software allocation to utilize the
maximum that today's computing services
can provide. A typical restoration using
our DataSave product can restore a
server or system within one hours' time.
Normal tape backups and restoration
processes will take over 4-8 hours of
time. Can your network afford that kind
of time to be offline?
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