Other iMac, Mac and Macbook services
Data recovery
- Mac doesn’t load after trying to update or upgrade system
- “?” folder or no permission symbol appears after turning on, system doesn’t load after powering on
- Mac doesn’t turn on or other issue preventing access to data
- Accidentally deleted important files
If your iMac, Mac or Macbook is presenting with any of the above symptoms, it may require data recovery. Get in contact with us to discuss your options.
Data transfer from non-working device
Is your data trapped on a Mac that’s not working anymore? If there’s data on a Mac that’s not working properly after a failed macOS update or upgrade, is experiencing startup issues like loading to the “?” folder or hanging at the Apple logo or progress bar, doesn’t turn on at all or turns on but the Display isn’t working properly, we may be able to help! Whether it’s an old MacBook or iMac that’s been sitting in storage for years or it’s your daily driver, book your appointment now to have your Mac assessed for a Data Transfer*. Come see Max Computing’s friendly staff today and let us help get your data back for you!
*Data Transfer from a non-working device incurs an initial, non-refundable pre-payment. If successful, a small additional fee is charged upon collection. The Data Transfer Fee (Non-Working Device) does not include supply of an external storage device.
Data transfer from working device
Got yourself a new Mac and need a hand moving your data from your old Mac to the new one? We can help with that! Let us take the stress out of transferring the data from your old Mac to your new one so you can hit the ground running. Book your appointment now to have your Mac assessed for a Data Transfer*. Come see Max Computing’s friendly staff today and let us help get your new Mac set up and ready to go!
*Data Transfer from a working device incurs an initial, non-refundable pre-payment. If successful, an additional fee is charged upon collection.
Resetting and restoring
Is your Mac feeling slow and sluggish after years of use and accumulating data? Is your Mac’s storage always close to full capacity, with hundreds of gigabytes of data that’s classed as “System” or “Other”? In some cases, what we call a “Clean Install” of macOS is needed to clear out the junk so you can start fresh again. You might even be getting ready to sell or hand down your old Mac and need to have your data erased and a new, fresh copy of macOS re-installed. Whatever the case, if you need us to reset your Mac back to factory settings, we can help! Book your appointment now to have your Mac assessed for a Clean Install of macOS*.
*Whether in-warranty or out-of-warranty, we charge a fee for a Clean Install of macOS. A Clean Install of macOS involves erasure of all existing data on your Mac and re-installation of the latest compatible version of macOS. This fee does not cover back-up or migration of existing data.