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Reo51st
 Post subject: "Drive Not Ready" Is there a way to repair???
PostPosted: October 2nd, 2006, 12:13 
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Is there a way to repair these types of drives.
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 Post subject: Re: "Drive Not Ready" Is there a way to repair???
PostPosted: October 2nd, 2006, 14:44 
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Reo51st wrote:
Is there a way to repair these types of drives.

Hi...
a solution always exists!
:idea:

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Нет ничего невозможного
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rameez
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PostPosted: October 4th, 2006, 12:30 
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Location: In ur HDD !
Which brand u have that u want to repair ??
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Most are SCSI. Made by Seagate, IBM and Jujitsu
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PostPosted: October 4th, 2006, 14:15 
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SORRY Fujitsu
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rameez
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PostPosted: October 5th, 2006, 10:14 
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Location: In ur HDD !
Try detecting the hdd in safe mode and chk the SA
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Doomer
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It`s heads/SA problem - 50/50
you would buy PC3000 SCSI for checking drives (exculding fujitsu)

and for Fujitsu SCSI ask for help Russian Guru - Vi - may be he sell you his programm
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harddrivefix
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PostPosted: October 16th, 2006, 14:45 
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IF you do not have a PC3K to use then I would try sending it to a data recovery company.

In your area there is DTIData.com
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