Data recovery from failed drives, laptops and deleted files.

Data recovery without false promises.

Recovery can often be attempted when a computer will not boot, files have been deleted, a drive has started failing, or an external disk, USB drive or memory card can no longer be read. The aim is to recover the files safely, not to keep trying risky repairs on the original storage.

Common recovery jobs

• Data recovery from failed Windows PCs and laptops.
• Hard drive, SSD, USB drive and memory card recovery.
• Deleted file recovery where the storage has not been overwritten.
• Transferring files from an old computer to a replacement machine.
• Advice when specialist clean-room recovery may be needed.

Starting point

Data recovery starts from £50 for straightforward cases such as file transfer from a working drive or simple recovery from a readable disk. More serious failures depend on the drive condition and whether parts or specialist clean-room work are needed.

What is checked

The device is checked for drive detection, file-system damage, SMART health where available, read errors and whether the machine itself has a separate fault. If the original computer is repairable, you can also get advice on whether a laptop repair or SSD replacement makes sense after the files are safe.

Do not make it worse

If the data matters, stop using the device. Avoid reinstalling Windows, running random repair utilities, copying new files to the drive, or repeatedly powering up a clicking or failing disk. Recovery is never guaranteed, especially from physically damaged drives or overwritten files.