MAC DATA RECOVERY

Whether you’ve accidentally deleted a wrong file from the external hard drive or the data disappeared by itself because of file system corruption, drive...

The best way to keep your Mac organized is by regularly decluttering it from unnecessary files. However, it is so easy to mistakenly delete...

Is your Mac having trouble recognizing your SD card? Or maybe the files on the memory card display an error when opened? Well, it’s...

Losing or deleting a whole partition by mistake can be quite overwhelming, especially if you have no idea how to recover it or the...

Sooner or later, everyone’s bound to delete one of precious videofiles by accident. If this sounds familiar, don’t worry—your files aren’t gone forever. You can...

Have you mistakenly deleted a message or an entire conversation from the Messages app on your Mac? Don't worry just yet; we've all been...

Did you delete emails on your Mac by mistake? Don’t worry, this doesn’t mean that they’re gone forever. Whether the emails disappeared by themselves...

A read-only external hard drive allows you to access its contents, but you can’t write any new files to the drive. If you’re facing...

Need to restore deleted files from an HFS or HFS+ partition on a Mac? Or maybe you’ve lost the whole partition and want to...

Did you notice that some Desktop files disappeared on your Mac? While it might be incredibly frightening to experience such an issue, these things...

You’re transferring files from your SD card to your computer when you accidentally delete some valuable footage. Whether it’s a simple photo or a...

Looking to recover files from a Mac’s hard drive to a Windows PC? Well, it isn’t rocket science, but not too far from it...

The first thing most of us do when a drive doesn’t work like it should, is use the First Aid feature in Disk Utility...

Did you mistakenly delete a file from your Mac and are pretty sure that it's gone forever? Well, you might be wrong. Even if...

Typically, new disks are what prompt macOS to ask you to initialize the disk. This is perfectly normal. However, how do you deal with...