Data Recovery
Data Recovery
Data recovery is the process of restoring data that has been lost, accidentally deleted, corrupted or made inaccessible. In enterprise IT, data recovery typically refers to the restoration of data to a desktop, laptop, server or external storage system from a backup..
Most data loss is caused by human error, rather than malicious attacks, according to U.K. statistics released in 2016. In fact, human error accounted for almost two-thirds of the incidents reported to the U.K. Information Commissioner's Office. The most common type of breach occurred when someone sent data to the wrong person. Other common causes of data loss include power outages, natural disasters, equipment failures or malfunctions, accidental deletion of data, unintentionally formatting a hard drive, damaged hard drive read/write heads, software crashes, logical errors, firmware corruption, continued use of a computer after signs of failure, physical damage to hard drives, laptop theft, and spilling coffee or water on a computer.
Software Solutions / Upgrades
Software issues can bring your productivity to a halt. We specialize in virus, malware, and ransomware removal, operating system reinstalls, and data recovery. If you are experiencing system crashes or corrupted files, we resolve the root cause and optimize your system for peak performance.
- Laptop computer repair
- Desktop computer selection and installation
- Desktop hardware repair
On-Site & Online Support
We come to you or connect remotely — whichever gets you sorted faster.
All-in-One PC
Full setup and support for all-in-one desktops, not just towers.
Linux PC's & Servers.
Linux PC & Server repair & support, alongside PC — We're not a Windows-only shop.
You might need data recovery if…
Lost files aren't always gone for good — the sooner you stop using the drive, the better your chances.
- A hard drive or SSD has failed or won't be detected
- You've accidentally deleted important files or folders
- Your drive is making unusual clicking or grinding noises
- A virus, power failure or spill has left your files inaccessible