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Our experts have extensive experience recovering data from laptops. With 15 years experience in the data recovery industry, we can help you securely recover your data.
Laptop Recovery

Software Fault £199

2-3 Days

Mechanical Fault £299

2-3 Days

Critical Service £795

1 Day

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Laptop Hard Drive Signs Leading To An Imminent Crash:

Laptops utilise hard drives in the same manner as their desktop-based counterparts but with the added advantage of being portable. Since the advent of the laptop users have been experiencing a variety of problems that have befallen these laptops’ internal hard drives just as the users of desktop hard drives have. To this end we here at oxford data recovery are on hand to help you deal with problems arising with hard drive failure and when it comes to imminent crashes we recommend that, should you consider one on the way, power down and contact us. A crash may be indicated by the sound of your laptop’s hard drive; a metal against metal sound may be hard or a loud whirring that indicates the platters of the drive have lost their axis. It is vital that if you fear an imminent crash you save what you can and shut down as continuing to use the machine may only succeed in making the problem worse.

Laptop Hard Drive Warning Signs Before A Mechanical Fail:

Has your laptop made strange noises? Have you had to reboot because your laptop has been trying to reboot on its own? Have you had difficulty accessing data on your hard drive? Have you been prevented from using your laptop because of Microsoft’s infamous ‘Blue Screen of Death’? If any of these have been the case for you, as the user, then the possibility is that a mechanic fail is about to occur. Many users try to carry on after some of the aforementioned symptoms have occurred and this only leads to bigger problems. We really can’t stress enough just how important it is to power down your machine and contact us here at oxford data recovery. Our experts have a wealth of knowledge and experience in dealing with laptops that have been afflicted with hard drive problems and can help you retrieve your data in 99.9% of cases.

Laptop Hard Drive PCB Malfunction:

It is a part of the computer that many people don’t think about. The printed circuit board attached to your hard drive is there to carry out a very important task. And that task is to control how your hard drive works and also how it works alongside the other devices within your computer. Depending on the age of your hard drive you may find that the firmware that controls it has been saved to this PCB (usually on its own chip) in the same way that a calculator would have its operating firmware on a chip on its PCB. A firmware failure is the most likely reason for a hard drive failure after a hardware failure and can itself lead to hardware failures occurring.

Laptop Hard Drive Likely Firmware Issues:

We recommend getting in touch if you have a hard drive that you think may be functioning incorrectly because of a firmware issue. The firmware running your hard drive is a small program that is often overlooked. It has a single sole purpose and that purpose is to guide how your hard drive behaves in conjunction with the other technology it is connected to. To which end if the firmware fails or becomes corrupt then the working practises of the hard drive are then compromised, leading to a whole host of possible problems, all of which could lead to the loss of data. We here at oxford data recovery are able to help our clients both new and old when it comes to recovering data from hard drives that have suffered failures as a result of firmware failures.

Laptop Hard Drive & Operating System-Induced Crashes:

The operating system may not only tell your hard drive how to function but it may inadvertently give instructions on how not to function if errors or conflicts occur. To this end our engineers have a vast amount of experience in helping our clients recover data from hard drives that have suffered at the mercies of a failing operating system. An operating system may fail if there has recently been a failed or incorrect installation of new hardware or software or because of a problem with corrupted system files that are needed to send out and decipher received commands. Operating system files are sometimes also at the heart of a conflict if they have been mistakenly deleted by the user in their quest to clean up a hard drive by removing redundant folders. Ask us at oxford data recovery about how to recover data after an operating system-caused crash.

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