I had an excellent experience with Datadrive Tucson. When my Lenovo ThinkPad motherboard failed, I was worried about losing years of important data. Fortunately, Myles quickly diagnosed the issue and immediately put me at ease. He not only transferred all my data to a new laptop, but also recovered files from an older Lenovo device and created backup copies on the external drives I brought in. I really appreciate his thoroughness and attention to detail. Myles was patient, knowledgeable, polite, and highly professional throughout the entire process. It's not often you find someone who combines deep technical expertise with such excellent customer service. I'm very grateful for the help I received and highly recommend Datadrive Tucson to anyone needing dependable computer repair or data recovery. read more

Brought in a computer that I had purchased from an online ad. Service provided to check out computer for any hidden virus was done quickly. Honest and very reasonably priced read more

Miles helped me out. spent a little time with this Dell Inspiron I'd brought in, on the work counter they have upfront. he fixed the problem of those shitty little clips that hold a stick of memory in. I tried to give him money but he seemed to feel that he hadn't done enough. I love people like that. read more

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When the It/computer tech building is like a sweat box you can already tell they aren't handling equipment properly. This place was like a pop up shop with a 12 year old running it. Go somewhere professional and properly outfitted to open your data drive read more

I absolutely recommend this business! They were very courteous to me, very helpful with my laptop and didn't roll their eyes at my dumb questions. They are competitively priced, local and just really nice guys! read more

Have gone there with laptop problems twice. Diagnosed and repaired problems both times, and charged a fair price. They took their time to explain the issues. I feel safe with them! read more

Data drive saved my butt! My external hard drive was running slow and couldn't get any files off. The people here were able to transfer the files to a new hard drive. It took 2 weeks, but they recovered everything. Only $65 read more

I am new to Tucson and needed laptop repair. DataDrive drew me due to the fantastic reviews. Well let me add another one into the mix because this place is great! Tyson fixed my damaged laptop and did a super job. On top of that, he was professional, helpful and had a very nice demeanor. He even gave useful tips that would serve me better as a customer or save me money. The only issue experienced was the payment system. Make sure you have a second debit/credit card or cash on hand. My first card is an online bank and its security is sensitive so I wasn't put off by the fact that it wouldn't go through. But I was surprised when I used BBVA, a local bank, and that wouldn't process either. This is more than likely not Datadrive's fault and has to due with the payment processor or perhaps a combination with specific banks. In any event, I was very pleased with Tyson and DataDrive and they come highly recommended! I'll definitely be back with any future computer needs. read more

First, I would just like to state that I am not an employee or personal friend of the DataDrive offices. My positive review stems primarily from the excellent customer service and above and beyond repair I received from this store. I recently was looking into recovering some old files from a computer that I no longer use, and through some research I discovered DataDrive. I brought my desktop to them for recovery service, and they promptly recovered what I needed. They even did EXTRA service when there were files I forgot to mention to them to recover! These gents are exceptional in all that they do, and even though I have relocated to another country, I would strongly recommend these guys for all of your computer needs. read more

We have got here a couple times for problems with our computers/external hard drives and they have been very courteous and prompt. For our external drive they were able to retrieve the lost data. For our computer that would not boot up, they found the problem, and fixed it. In both cases the work was completed that day. read more

DataDrive was a referral to me. I'm glad I called them. They're fast, professional and reasonable. My computer had virus infection. Matthew, remotely cleaned my computer in no time. He also, educated me!! Matthew is awesome!! I'd highly recommend them to anyone. Thanks DataDrive!!! read more

These guys were fantastic. In a pinch this morning with a failed mother board and all my work data on that system. They transferred the data, helped me acquire a refurbished laptop (in a pinch) installed my necessary software and I took home a functional machine in less than 3 hours. I am not broke and I will utilize them again! Thank you Bruce, and I highly recommend this shop to our Tucson community! read more

My world (almost) came tumbling down on that fateful late Sunday night of April the 15th. That night, I, a scientist by occupation and certainly computer-savvy, managed to lose the main hard drive on my laptop, an week old hard drive image, AND a back up hard drive, all in one sitting. Let me explain. In a biggest twist of irony, this all started because I felt that I had been lazy with backing up data so thought I did it. 1) Loss of a week old hard drive image: This was a 2T external drive that was running out space. To make space for a newer image, I decided to delete the old one image I had. When I then proceeded to to image. But this was so slow so I stopped before finishing. 2) I proceeded to image my main hard drive to the laptop hard drive connected externally and as a preparatory step, used Acronis DiskDoctor to format the drive, prior to using Acronis backup software. 3) when the formating of my backup hard drive finished, the laptop attempted to reboot. However, it just froze while shutting down so I forced the shutting by pressing and holding the power button. 4) When I turned the laptop back on, it would not boot up but went straight into the blue recovery screen. I tried every option to no avail. At this point, panic set in. My hands started to tremble and cold sweat trickled down my spine. This looked really bad, not only because I seemed to have lost the boot partition but also I just deleted all the backups I had. From this point on, I was in a survival mode, not sleeping, and barely eating trying everything to get my data back. At this point, I indeed lost all. I was so crushed, devastated. This was a calamity in a monumental scale. Only thing I could say to comfort myself was that I was alive and healthy. I still had family and friends who loved me. I took my damaged hard drives to U of A IT support (employee privilege). They could not help. I since felt that they fall short in professionalism and skills, as well. I pulled the plug on them seemingly trying to help after losing patience with their bungling around on Monday afternoon. I came to DataDrive and there I met Matthew. He had a sympathetic eyes and stoic words reminding me there are indeed much worse thing that happens. This was strangely comforting, actually. He tried every methods in his arsenal many of which actually didn't work. For the next a few days, the despair turned to mourning for the loss of the data that I called "my life" and then to sense of resignation, ready to accept that it's gone. I felt like a part of me died. If data can be pulled, I knew that folder structure and file names are usually lost. I had millions of files; going through them individually to reconstruct them in the way they would be useful would be a lost cause. But I waited. Then Thursday, I received the news that ALL data in its original folder structure with filenames intact was recovered. I was back from the brink. I felt indeed resurrected. This was a miracle, for me. Yes, I got all the data back. In the original form before I lost it. I really don't know what Matthew had to do to reconstruct the data. This didn't seem like just pulling the data off the drive. Mind you, U of A IT support couldn't even do that. For four days of this successful heroic effort, I paid DataDrive $65 and got data on a separate drive (that I provided). $65!!!! This is an ORDER of MAGNITUDE less than what is normally charged for this kind of data recovery and failing do so, I wouldn't have gotten charged. I owe a massive debt of gratitude to Matthew and DataDrive. They might say they were doing their job but in doing so, made a massive difference to my life. When I think back to what happened that night, I still feel that massive ping of pain seeing that blue recovery screen. Almost like PTSD. And I can't say how relieved and happy I feel now. So thank you Data Drive. I have been feeling obliged that I should do more than just pay money and say thank you. I want the world to know that doing their job really made the difference for me read more