Recover
- Restore from existing backups: cloud, external drive or NAS
- Recover deleted files
- Assess failing drives and copy data off while it's still possible
- Recovery after failed updates, corruption or ransomware
Restoring from backups, recovering deleted files and getting you working again after a failed drive, update or ransomware attack. Then setting up backups so it doesn't happen twice.
Lost files or a failing drive? Stop using the device and switch it off. Every minute it runs can overwrite what's recoverable.
Don't install recovery software on it. Then call me.
Call 087 390 3474
Tell me what happened, and stop using the device in the meantime.
What's likely to be recoverable, what it will cost, or whether it needs a specialist lab.
Your files back, and backups in place so you're covered next time.
Often, yes, if the drive isn't physically damaged. If it's clicking or has been dropped, I'll tell you before any cost and help you send it to a specialist recovery lab.
It's safest not to. Installing or running software on the affected drive can overwrite the very files you're trying to save.
Disconnect affected devices from the network and Wi-Fi, don't pay, and call. Restoring from clean backups is usually the way back. Report it to An Garda Síochána, and if personal data is involved, check whether you need to notify the Data Protection Commission.
Call or WhatsApp 087 390 3474, or email fergus@priceadvisory.ie. The first conversation is free.