Locked out of your own phone, laptop, or account? We restore lawful owner access using manufacturer-approved recovery processes — never security bypasses. Proof of ownership is verified before any work begins. See the requirements above.
Access Recovery
iPhone — Disabled / Unavailable
"iPhone Unavailable" or "Connect to iTunes" after too many wrong passcode attempts. Recovery via Finder (macOS) or iTunes (Windows) restores the device to factory. You must have your Apple ID credentials to complete setup — the device links to Apple's servers. Your data comes back from iCloud backup. We guide the full process in-store.
Diagnosis free · From R350 · Same day · Proof of ownership required
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iPhone — Forgotten Passcode (DFU Restore)
If you've forgotten your iPhone passcode and it hasn't been disabled yet, a DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode restore via iTunes or Finder resets the device. This erases all on-device data — your content is restored from iCloud or iTunes backup afterwards. We can assist with the backup restore process.
From R350 · Same day · Apple ID credentials required
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Android — Forgotten PIN / Pattern Lock
For Android devices where the PIN, pattern, or password is forgotten: a factory reset via recovery mode restores access. Your data stored on Google Account (contacts, Drive, Gmail, Google Photos) syncs back automatically on login. Local-only data not backed up to Google is lost — we advise on backup options before proceeding.
From R350 · Same day · Google account credentials required
Access Recovery
Android — Google FRP (Factory Reset Protection)
After a factory reset, Android requires the Google account that was previously signed in — this is Google's theft deterrent (Factory Reset Protection). We guide you through the legitimate Google account recovery process at accounts.google.com. If you no longer have access to that Google account, we assist with Google's official account recovery steps. We do not bypass FRP.
From R350 · Google account access required · Proof of ownership required
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MacBook — Forgotten Login Password
For Apple Silicon MacBooks (M1/M2/M3/M4): recovery via System Recovery (hold power button on boot) allows password reset with Apple ID. For Intel MacBooks: boot into Recovery Mode (Cmd+R), use Disk Utility or Reset Password from the macOS Utilities menu. If FileVault is enabled, you must have your recovery key or the Apple ID linked to FileVault.
From R450 · Same day · Proof of ownership required
Access Recovery
MacBook — FileVault Encryption Locked
FileVault encrypts your entire macOS drive. If you've lost both your login password AND your FileVault recovery key, the data on the drive is cryptographically inaccessible — this is by design. We can verify whether a recovery key is stored in iCloud under your Apple ID. If not, the encrypted data cannot be recovered by anyone — even Apple.
Assessment free · Apple ID credentials required · Proof of ownership required
Access Recovery
Windows Laptop — Forgotten Login Password
Microsoft account-linked laptops: password reset via Microsoft's official recovery at account.live.com using your registered email or phone. Local account (no Microsoft account): boot into Windows Recovery Environment to reset via command line. BitLocker-encrypted drives require your Microsoft account or the 48-digit recovery key — without these, the data is inaccessible.
From R350 · Same day · Proof of ownership required
Access Recovery
Apple ID / iCloud Account Recovery
Locked out of your Apple ID? We guide you through Apple's official iforgot.apple.com account recovery process in-store — entering trusted phone numbers, trusted devices, and account recovery keys. For accounts with Account Recovery Contact set up, we assist with that flow. We do not bypass Apple ID — all recovery is through Apple's official systems.
Guidance from R250 · Proof of identity required by Apple's own process
Access Recovery
Google Account Recovery
Lost access to Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, or Android? We guide you through Google's official account recovery at accounts.google.com/signin/recovery in-store. Google uses identity signals (device history, recovery phone, recovery email, location) to verify ownership. The more of these you can provide, the better your chances — we help you gather and present them.
Guidance from R250 · In-store assisted · Recovery not guaranteed
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Microsoft / Outlook Account Recovery
We guide Microsoft account recovery via account.live.com and Microsoft's support channels. If 2FA recovery codes or backup methods are unavailable, we assist with the Microsoft identity verification process (account.live.com/acsr). Recovery success depends on account history and available verification methods.
Guidance from R250 · In-store assisted
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Hard Drive / NAS Password Recovery
Password-protected external hard drives (hardware-encrypted drives with a forgotten PIN) and NAS devices. We assess whether the encryption can be bypassed via manufacturer tools or official firmware procedures. Most hardware-encrypted drives are designed to be unrecoverable without the PIN — we'll advise on feasibility before any payment is taken.
Assessment free · Outcome depends on drive make/model · Proof of ownership required
Access Recovery
Corporate / MDM-Managed Device Access
If your device is enrolled in a Mobile Device Management (MDM) system (company-issued iPhone, MacBook managed by an employer), we require a letter on company letterhead from an authorised IT administrator or director authorising the access recovery work. We will not remove MDM profiles without explicit written employer consent — this is a legal and ethical boundary we do not cross.
Written company authorisation required before assessment begins