Data Recovery Services Using The Most Advanced Technologies To Ensure You Get Your Data Back Safely And Quickly!

The thought of losing your valuable data can be terrifying, but there’s no need to panic - in most cases Computer Troubleshooters can retrieve data from even the most damaged of hard drives.

Desktop Data Recovery Services

Computer Troubleshooters offers a comprehensive Desktop Data Recovery Service to deal with all causes of data loss - from simple to the most complex and catastrophic data loss situations - including power surges, virus attacks, corrupted data, inaccessible drives or partitions, hard drive crashes, accidental deletion of data and more.
If you have suffered a hard drive crash it is important to follow the guidelines below so you do not risk further damage:

• If your hard drive is making a clicking or clunking sound do not attempt to switch it back on as you may do further damage and lessen the chance of a full recovery.
• Never attempt to open the hard disk drive. Hard disk drives are very sensitive to dust and static electricity and they should only be opened by a fully trained technician in a clean room environment.
• Avoid running automatic “data recovery” software on the damaged hard disk drive. These types of programs will only be useful if the hard disk drive is fully functional. They will not work if your hard disk drive has had a major hardware failure.

Don’t panic. Pick up the phone and call us right now on 1300 871 156 and we’ll guide you through what to do next.

Laptop Data Recovery Services

Computer Troubleshooters offers a comprehensive Laptop Data Recovery Service to deal with all causes of data loss, including viruses, natural disasters, accidental deletion, system crashes, corruption, hardware failure and more.

We offer a pre-service evaluation, so that you know exactly what data you’ll get back before making a decision on whether or not to proceed with a recovery service.

Is your laptop currently unresponsive? Making strange noises? Displaying the blue screen of death?

These are all possible signs that your laptop is failing. Here’s what you should do:

• Turn off your laptop immediately – further operation may damage data beyond repair
• Do not restart your laptop
• Do not install or re-install any software
• Do not shake, disassemble, remove or attempt to clean a suspected damaged hard drive – improper handling may cause more damage
• Do not use file recovery or other utility software to attempt repair for a failed drive
• Do not attempt to dry a wet laptop