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MacJunky is the only company in the Netherlands that solely deals with Apple Macintosh Data Recovery.
Our engineers are able to recover data from all types of Apple Mac machines and external drives.
If you have a problem accessing or mounting your internal/external drive, give us a call.
Don't use any disk, volume or file repair utilities. This might make it harder to recover your data. - Hearing a noise coming from the drive
- Volume cannot be mounted
- Accidental deletion of data
- Bad file/master block
- Flashing question mark
- Disk error occurred
- Unit will not boot up
- Virus attacks
- Inaccessible drives or partitions
- Unable to run or load data
- Data corruption
- Hard drive failure
- Hard drive crashes
- Fire and water damage
- Surface contamination and damage
We can recover data from: Macs, Hard Drives, Compact flash cards, SD card, Sony memory sticks, DVDs, CDs, Digital camera cards, SSDs and many more.
Since we have been in business, we have successfully helped hundreds of individuals and companies with retrieving their invaluable data.
Symptoms
1. Flashing question mark.
2. Mac or drive not mounting.
3. Hearing a noise coming from the drive*
4. Deleted documents.
5. 'The disk is damaged'
6. 'Directory not found'
7. 'Not an HFS volume'
8. 'Do you want to initialize this disk'
*If the hard disk is making
ANY strange noises, then switch off the Mac or hard drive immediately and contact us.
What to do?
First1. Can the drive be seen by Disk Utility?
2. Is the drive is making any noises?
3. Did you use the drive or Mac since this problem.
Then1. Switch of the unit.
2. Keep the drive or Mac safe.
3. Call to arrange an appointment.
Don'ts1. Do not use any recovery software.
2. Do not use your Mac or drive.
3. Do not open the drive and inspect it.
Notes
Remember that the more you use or attempt to repair the drive yourself, the harder it will be to retrieve the data on the Mac or drive.
There have been many instances where we have been able to help, but with all Data Recovery it is best to treat the drive or Mac as soon as you suspect a problem.
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