When Odunze Oguguo, also known as Whyt Manga—visionary creator of Apple Black and co-founder of Saturday AM—nearly lost years of manga artwork, Clip Studio Paint files, and layered illustrations crucial to a publishing deal with Webtoon, DriveSavers came to the rescue.

DriveSavers successfully recovered data from a mechanically failed Western Digital My Passport for Mac external hard drive for a trauma surgeon. DriveSavers engineers restored 45,000 photos and videos with an intact file structure. Their advanced techniques achieved what other companies deemed impossible.

In a recent recovery, DriveSavers tackled a challenging RAID 5 failure. The 4x3TB array had entered Emergency Mode. The failure jeopardized 30 years of invaluable personal and professional data for the customer.

Mandalyn Martini, a high school math teacher from Layton, Utah, recently shared her story of data loss and recovery. After storing 15 years of priceless family photos and important documents on an external hard drive, she faced a devastating moment when the device stopped working, leaving her unable to access memories including her daughters’ baby pictures.

Alex Romeo, the founder of a small web-based startup from West Babylon, New York, faced a daunting challenge when he needed to recover critical data from a decade-old MacBook Pro, which had been reformatted multiple times.

Barbara, a retired executive assistant from Long Beach, California, thought she had lost a lifetime of cherished memories when her flash drive was damaged, but DriveSavers came to her rescue! “From the first phone call, the customer service was exceptional,” Barbara shared.

After encountering a critical data error during a same-day edit, Robert, a wedding cinematographer from Chicago, turned to DriveSavers for help. Having already experienced two successful data recoveries using DriveSavers in the past, he was confident we could help him restore files from a formatted SD card.

Michaela, a dedicated high school teacher from Medford, Oregon, specializes in media studies and AP psychology. Her teaching relies heavily on data materials and recordings to enhance classroom experiences.

When podcast content creator Philippe Chan’s external hard drive fell, it resulted in the inability to access a vital and irreplaceable interview with a rap recording artist.