Data Recovery Services
Quick Fix Computer Services provides professional data recovery services in Mountain View, CA, helping customers recover data from failed, damaged, corrupted, or inaccessible storage devices whenever recovery is possible. We work with hard drives, SSDs, USB flash drives, SD cards, laptops, Macs, and RAID systems.
What We Recover
If it stored data and stopped working, bring it in
Hard Drive Data Recovery
Traditional hard drives can experience mechanical failure, corruption, damaged sectors, or other problems that prevent files from being accessed. We provide professional hard drive data recovery for failed, damaged, or inaccessible HDDs and attempt to recover documents, photos, videos, and other important files whenever possible. If your hard drive is making unusual clicking or grinding sounds, stop using it and bring it in for evaluation.
SSD Data Recovery
SSDs can fail differently from traditional hard drives and may become corrupted, inaccessible, or completely unrecognized by a computer. Quick Fix Computer Services provides SSD data recovery using specialized diagnostic and recovery tools. Recovery success depends on the type and extent of the SSD failure.
USB & Flash Drive Recovery
USB flash drives and SD cards are convenient for storing and transferring files, but they can become corrupted, damaged, or unreadable. We evaluate damaged or inaccessible USB drives, flash drives, and memory cards and determine whether the stored data can be recovered.
Deleted File Recovery
Accidentally deleted an important file? Depending on the device and what happened after deletion, files may still be recoverable. The sooner you stop using the affected storage device, the better the chance of preventing additional data from being overwritten. If you have accidentally deleted important files, stop using the device and bring it in for evaluation.
RAID Data Recovery
RAID systems are commonly used to store important business and organizational data. A failed drive, damaged array, configuration problem, or multiple-drive failure can make stored information inaccessible. Quick Fix Computer Services evaluates damaged or inaccessible RAID arrays and determines whether data recovery is possible. For business-critical RAID systems, avoid rebuilding or reconfiguring the array yourself before professional evaluation.
Encrypted Drive Recovery
Encrypted storage can add an additional layer of complexity to data recovery. We can evaluate encrypted hard drives and SSDs protected by technologies such as BitLocker and FileVault, provided the necessary credentials or recovery information are available.
Data Recovery for Laptops & Macs
Recovering Data from a Computer That Won't Start A computer that won't turn on does not necessarily mean your files are gone. If the computer has experienced a failed motherboard, power issue, damaged display, or another hardware problem while its storage remains accessible, your data may still be recoverable. Quick Fix Computer Services can evaluate laptops and Macs that: Won't turn on Won't boot Show a blank screen Have a failed hard drive Have a damaged SSD Have experienced liquid damage Are no longer recognizing the storage drive Have corrupted or inaccessible files We'll determine whether the issue is with the computer itself, the storage device, or both.
Stop Using the Device After Data Loss
What You Do Next Matters If you've lost important data, stop using the affected device as soon as possible. Continuing to use a storage device after data loss can overwrite information that may otherwise be recoverable. Avoid installing software, downloading files, formatting the drive, or repeatedly attempting repairs. Instead, turn the device off and bring it to Quick Fix Computer Services for evaluation. The sooner the device is professionally assessed, the better positioned you may be for successful recovery. Lost data? Stop using the device and get a professional evaluation.
How It Works
Free Data Evaluation
Bring your storage device or affected computer to our Mountain View location. We'll evaluate what happened and determine what we're dealing with.
Recovery Assessment & Quote
We'll explain the recovery options and provide pricing before beginning recovery work. No recovery work starts without your approval.
Professional Data Recovery
Once approved, our technicians use the appropriate tools and techniques for the storage device and failure.
Data Delivered
If your files are successfully recovered, we'll transfer the recovered data to a new storage device for you.
Stop. Don't Use the Device.
Every time you use a drive after data loss, you risk overwriting the files you want back. Turn it off, bring it in, give yourself the best chance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Data recovery may be possible even when a hard drive isn't recognized, won't spin, or has experienced certain types of failure. The likelihood of recovery depends on the cause and extent of the damage.
Yes. SSD data recovery is possible in some situations, although SSD failures can be more complex than traditional hard-drive failures. Recovery depends on how the SSD failed.
Sometimes. Deleted data may remain recoverable until it is overwritten by new information. Stop using the affected device and have it evaluated as soon as possible.
Potentially. If the laptop's storage device is still accessible or recoverable, your files may be retrieved even if the computer itself won't power on.
Yes. Quick Fix Computer Services evaluates Mac computers and their storage devices for potential data recovery.
Yes. We evaluate corrupted, damaged, unreadable, or inaccessible USB flash drives and determine whether recovery is possible.
Yes. SD cards and other memory cards can be evaluated for deleted, corrupted, or inaccessible files.
Yes. Data is handled confidentially during the recovery process. We don't need to browse through your files to perform recovery.
Pricing depends on the device and type of failure. Current pricing starts at $199 for deleted files or corrupted drives, while physical damage requiring clean-room work is currently listed at $500–$1,500.
Standard recovery jobs typically take 3–7 business days. More complex cases may take 1–2 weeks. Emergency service may be available.
Stop using it immediately and avoid repeatedly turning it on. Continued use can potentially worsen the condition of a failing drive. Bring it to Quick Fix Computer Services for evaluation.
No data recovery company can guarantee recovery in every situation. Recovery depends on the condition of the storage device and the cause of data loss. Quick Fix Computer Services offers a no-data, no-fee policy for recovery work.
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