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Hard Drive Recovery

We specialize in retrieving and restoring data on all hard disk drives (HDD) models. Our experts can recover files from hard drives with physical damage, mechanical failure, and logical errors. We are ready to assist you.

Laptop Recovery

Laptop won’t boot? Our pros can salvage data stored on your personal or work computer. We have recovered files from laptops of all popular brands, models, and operating systems.

Mac Recovery

As Apple Certified Mac Technicians (ACMT), we have specialized resources for Macs and MacBooks of any generation. This knowledge allows us to deliver results regardless of chip (Apple Silicon/Intel) or file system (APFS/HFS Plus).

Raid Recovery

We are the leader in restoring critical files from a redundant array of independent disks (RAID). Our engineers have resolved thousands of cases of RAID failure on servers, virtual machines, and network storage systems.

Server Recovery

As large-scale storage, servers present complex recovery challenges. Whether your database, virtual machine, email server, or web host failed, our experts can help. No job is too big or small for us.

SSD Recovery

We have the cutting-edge hardware and software to help retrieve data on damaged or defective solid-state drives (SSDs). Our custom approach to NAND flash storage produces the best outcomes in the industry.

iPhone Recovery

We are an Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP). Our engineers have proven expertise across all iPhone models and iOS versions. Trust us to repair a dropped or water-damaged device and restore priceless memories.

Desktop Recovery

Our engineers have restored data on failed system drives in desktops and workstations since 2007. We will exhaust every option to retrieve files following hardware failure or Windows or Linux errors.

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Our team has the technical knowledge and skills to handle all data loss cases. We can recover your data regardless of the device type, failure mode, file system or extension, and encryption method.

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