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Since its conception in 1994, Apple’s Macintosh computers have rapidly become a part of the everyday landscape. Despite the high build quality of Apple computer systems, they still succumb to the same degree of hard drive failure as their PC counterparts.
Mac hard drive data recovery is not like PC data recovery. Advanced-Data Recovery Services specialize in Apple and Mac data recovery. Recovering means much more than just getting your data back. It means getting your data back quickly, in its native format, all at a fair price. Macs are widely used in music production, video creation and most of all graphic design. Many of our clients use Mac and iOS devices to store documents, music, emails, and other important files. Chances are, whatever the issue is with your Apple product, we have seen it before. So, no matter how critical the problem may seem or what caused the loss of data, our mac data recovery engineers have the experience needed to fully retrieve your data. With over a 90% success rate, if we can’t recover your data… you don’t pay!Technicians at Advanced-Data Recovery Services have years for experience recovering data from Apple Macintosh (Mac) systems with the highest success rate. If your hard disk is not recognized, is making strange noises or you are experiencing any of the problems mentioned below, then call us for a Free Diagnosis. Whether your Mac is a PowerBook G4 running Mac OS X Panther, an iMac, Power Mac, Mac Mini, eMac, iBook, MacBook, MacBook Pro or an original 8-bit microprocessor based Apple I computer, our technicians possess all the necessary skills to recover your data. So, if Mac data recovery is your concern, then call us for your free diagnosis. We will recover the data on your mac!
Possible Problems with Mac Hard Drives
- Cannot access <drive> because a disk error occurred.
- This disk is unreadable by this computer. Do you want to initialize the disk?
- The disk <drive> cannot be accessed because a disk error occurred
- Segment Loader Error
- No such volume
- Bad file name
- Directory not found
- Not an HFS volume
- Internal file system error
- Drive is not recognized
- Drive will not mount
- not a Macintosh disk
- bad master directory block
- drive not installed
- r/w requested for an off-line drive
- bad master directory block
- (and several more disk or file errors)