Data Backup & Recovery
Whether it's to make sure this never happens to you, or because it just did: we set up automatic backups for your important files, or try to recover what was lost to an accidental deletion, a failing drive, or a sync problem.
Sound familiar?
- You accidentally deleted important files
- Your hard drive is making odd noises or throwing read errors
- You've never set up a backup and it worries you
- OneDrive, Google Drive, or iCloud aren't syncing properly
- There was a system crash and you're not sure your files survived
What we check
- Setting up automatic backups (local or cloud)
- Attempting recovery of deleted or corrupted files
- Diagnosing a failing hard drive
- Getting cloud services syncing correctly
- An honest plan for what to do if the drive can no longer be trusted
Can you recover files from a broken hard drive?
In many cases of accidental deletion or file corruption, yes. If the drive has a serious physical failure, recovery may require a specialized lab — we'll tell you clearly during the diagnosis, and in that case only the minimum fee applies.
What backup setup do you recommend?
It depends on your situation, but we almost always recommend a mix of local and cloud backup, so you're not relying on a single point of failure. We'll set it up for you and show you how to check it's still working.
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