Data recovery in Coos Bay

• Power it down — don't keep rebooting to see whether it comes back this time.
• Don't install recovery software onto the same drive — writing to it is exactly what you're trying to avoid.
• Don't reformat it, even if something insists the disk needs initialising.
• Bring it in, or call and describe what happened — clicking, grinding, silence, or an accidental delete.

• Deleted by accident — Emptied trash, wrong folder, wiped card. Often recoverable if the drive hasn't been written to since.
• The drive won't mount — Connected and spinning, but the computer refuses to see it.
• Clicking or grinding — A mechanical problem. Power it off — repeated attempts make this one worse quickly.
• Corrupted after a crash or power cut — Files that open to nothing, or a disk the system wants to reformat.
• A card or stick that stopped working — Camera cards, USB sticks and phone storage.
• A counterfeit card that lied about its size — Fake high-capacity cards are common and silently discard whatever you put past their real limit.

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