90.4 GB recovered from a BitLocker-protected Surface Pro 4
With the correct BitLocker key available, 90.4 GB was copied successfully and the completed job record counted 60,504 recovered files.
- data recovered
- 90.4 GB
- files copied
- 60,504
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With the correct BitLocker key available, 90.4 GB was copied successfully and the completed job record counted 60,504 recovered files.
Board-level work and a replacement battery brought the original phone into a usable state long enough to copy more than 40 GB to external flash storage.
Approximately 130 GB was recovered after donor attempts, although some files remained incomplete and the result was therefore recorded as partial.
The drive was handled through PC-3000, the accessible data was recovered successfully and the completed copy was returned on a 1 TB external drive.
Despite work with multiple donors, a safe and useful image could not be produced, so the final result was recorded as unrecoverable.
A new external disk was obtained for the return copy and 271 GB of recovered MacBook data was written to usable media.
The recovery produced 111 GB across 140,658 files, after which a new SSD and Windows were installed as a separate repair stage.
Examination with PC-3000 did not find recoverable data on the SSD, so the device route ended without a usable recovery.
The connection was rebuilt, access was restored and the customer’s data was copied successfully to replacement flash storage.
Customer identities and ticket references have been removed. Images show Datraction laboratory methods and are not presented as photographs of the archived customer device.