How to Save Your MacBook Hard Drive Data after a Crash?

Posted by Charley Bnag on September 20th, 2017

When MacBook hard disk crash, the most damaging impact could be loss of data and it can be destructive if important files corrupted affects the major business deals. Saving the MacBook hard drive data after crash is a crucial task but can be achieved through following steps.

Create Partition for Windows

Latest Mac devices are equipped with extraordinary feature to run Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7. And to keep your data safe, a partition of hard disk for windows is required into the Mac computer system. In such needs Mac OS X Tech Supporttechnicians work better for creating partition for windows into a Mac computer system.

Use Mac Drive to Transfer Files

With the help of Mac Drive, user now needs to allow transfer files from OS X to windows partition drive. Copying of files into windows helps to recover data when Mac drive crashed and hard disk data is not accessible. Actually, when MacBook crash it will not boot into OS X and user has to take help of windows OS created exclusive hard drive space.

Boot MacBook through Windows

When MacBook crash you need to boot your system through windows OS. Hence, while booting when you hold down the “ALT” key MacBook you will be asked to choose the operating system you want to run into your system. And if you choose windows and facing an issue, you will get message called "DVD RW Drive cannot mount" that means Mac Drive is corrupted and not accessible. In such situations get Mac OS X Technical Support to repair your system.

Mount Anyway to Access Hard Drive

When you click on the Mac hard drive you will see a message comes again showing “Mac Drive is corrupted and not accessible and at the same time Mac Drive will give you an option to “Mount Anyway” and when you click on that you will get access of files on your Macintosh hard drive. If you face problem get Apple MacBook helpto access the hard drive data.

Keep Backup of All Data into External Drive

When you get access of your computer you should backup all the important files, folders, photos, documents, videos and movies into an external hard drive. Mac OS X is built with further damage to the drive, hence, when you take the backup process, you should carry your laptop to nearest Mac OS X support center for repair or hard disk replacement. If you want to connect with reliable technicians, you should call at Mac OS X Support Phone Number 1-877-910-4205 for immediate help.