We can recover data from a failing or failed Apple /mac hard drive. Powerbook, iBook, Macbook, Macbook Pro, Mac Mini, iMac,Macbook Air Does your mac freeze during boot or at random times? do you hear clicking or grinding noises whilst your mac is trying to boot? do you have a flashing folder icon or a grey screen after the apple symbol? Typical types of failure Physical Failures With modern hard drives spinning at 7200rpm & the read heads hovering nanometers from the disk platters, it only takes a MacBook to get knocked/dropped while writing to the drive for a collision to occur causing catastrophic damage to the platters. Physical failures can also manifest themselves by a drive just clicking (head failure), drive not spinning up (Motor failure) or not being detected by the computers bios. You may get some warning your hard drive is starting to fail if you get the odd clank or click whilst using your Mac, it is imperative that you shutdown your Mac and call us failure to do this could end up with data recovery costing several hundreds of pounds to get your precious family photos etc back. Media Problems Can occur when the hard drive has developed bad sectors (A bad sector is a sector on a hard drive that cannot be used due to some sort of damage), this can make it impossible to access via Mac OSX, normally the hard drive will still be seen by the Mac’s hardware but you will suffer lockups, temporary or permanent freezing of OSX. Please Call (909) 625-0141 for the free advice and help on your Mac product. This makes us the trusted and preferred service provider in entire
Then there is a good chance that your hard drive maybe starting to fail or has already failed, switch off your mac & call us on (909) 625-0141, do not keep switching ON and OFF! the mac hoping that it may boot as you will almost certainly be doing more damage.
Logical failures: This is usually the result of damage to file the system, this maybe caused by the file system getting corrupted by unexpected system shutdowns, power outages, accidentally formatting the hard drive etc. With this type of failure it is likely that the hard drive would still be seen by the Mac’s hardware but would probably not boot, would reset, freeze during the boot process or have a flashing folder icon.
