Apple Device Data Recovery
HelpDisk Data Recovery is a highly esteemed company that specializes in Mac data recovery services. Their expertise lies in recovering data from popular Apple products such as the Mac Book, Mac Book Pro, Mac-Mini and i-Mac devices. They offer professional handling and recovery of data, as Apple products are incredibly complex and advanced.
HelpDisk Data Recovery has an in-house data recovery lab that operates in an ultra-clean room environment for physical damage repairs. They guarantee safe and secure procedures, and ensure 100% data confidentiality.
HelpDisk Data Recovery is fully equipped to recover any kind of hard drive issues with Mac-drives including, but not limited to, accidental data loss, hardware failure, and even Mac OS X volume errors. They tackle new models with solid state drives (SSD’s), which provide faster performance than traditional hard disk drives (HDD’s). Even SSD’s face breakdowns, but HelpDisk Data Recovery handles all hard drives with sensitivity and care. With their “No Recovery No Charges” policy, Help Disk Data Recovery offers quality and affordable services that meet the satisfaction of thousands of customers worldwide.
Data recovery for iPhone, iPad and iPod
We understand that your iPhone isn’t just there for making calls; it can contain important messages, business contacts and priceless photos or videos. If your data is lost or becomes inaccessible due to physical damage, we can help.
Our engineers have extensive experience recovering lost data from any situation, including shattered screens, broken connector ports, dead batteries and failed iOS upgrades. Over the past 20 years of recovering data, we’ve seen and recovered from it all.
Mac Mini, MacBook, Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, G4, G3 and earlier, iMac Pro, Apple TV, Time Capsule, eMac, PowerBook, iBook.
Mac Server Recovery:
Xserve, Xserve RAID, Xsan, Pegasus RAID.
Mac Applications & Files Recovery:
Apple Mail, Microsoft Entourage, iPhoto.
Mac Operating Systems Recovery:
All Mac OS including El Capitan 10.11, Mac Server OS 10.6.x, Xsan 1.x – 2.x