Storage full warnings
Clear and consolidate.
Photos in iCloud, documents in OneDrive, a Google Drive nobody remembers. We find where everything lives, merge it sensibly and make sure it is backed up.
Most people end up with three or four cloud services, each with a different slice of their life. Storage fills up, subscriptions creep in and nobody is sure what is backed up.
We map what you have, work out which service should hold what, move files carefully and remove duplicates only with your approval.
We also explain the difference between sync and backup, because they are not the same. See data backup and transfer.
Map My Cloud
Typical problems.
Clear and consolidate.
Offload and back up.
Move and merge.
Right-size.
Sync versus backup.
Review access.
Three steps.
Every account.
Duplicates reviewed.
Separate from sync.
What we do.
One organised library. See data backup and transfer.
Two-step sign-in. See cyber security.
If sync is failing. See computer repairs.
Everything in one place.

If you delete a synced file on one device, it can disappear everywhere.
A backup keeps older copies you can restore.
We set up both so nothing depends on luck.
Hourly pricing, no call-out surprises, and parts agreed before we buy them.
Tell us what is happening and we will say whether it needs a visit.
For household computers, laptops and gadgets. The first hour is the minimum, then we charge in 30-minute blocks.
For businesses, offices and home-based traders. One-hour minimum, then 30-minute blocks.
Hardware is extra and always quoted first. See the pricing page for the rates.
What people ask.
