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xboomerx
 Post subject: HD mechanical Failure
PostPosted: October 10th, 2004, 15:04 
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What equipment do you need to buy,
to repair hard drives with mechanical problems.
I have 50+ hard drives with mechanical failures.
Some off the dives are WD 120GB.
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Bob Whitman
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Dmitry_Postrigan
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PostPosted: October 10th, 2004, 16:22 
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Screwdrivers T4..T10 and hands...
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typical-guy
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Screwdrivers T4..T10 and hands... and if that does work, a hammer is an alternate solution. :wink:
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Tony
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PostPosted: October 12th, 2004, 0:55 
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> I have 50+ hard drives with mechanical failures.

How do you know these are mechanical failures?
Heads are clicking? Drives are not spinning?
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xboomerx
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PostPosted: October 13th, 2004, 6:45 
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Money is no problem.
I will setup a clean room.
How do I setup a clean room?
What type of specialized equipment is required
and where do I buy the equipment?
I have another 100+ hard drives
that maynot have mechanical failures.
What is the best repair software?

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xboomerx
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Tony
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PostPosted: October 14th, 2004, 9:39 
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If money is not a problem, get yourself a Class 100 clean room and PC-3000.

Goog luck.
Tony.
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apple4587
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PostPosted: October 17th, 2004, 9:19 
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perhaps factory commands can help you,or the pc3000 and hrt also can help you,but you have to learn for a long time .
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guru
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PostPosted: October 29th, 2004, 20:06 
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apple4587 wrote:
perhaps factory commands can help you,or the pc3000 and hrt also can help you,but you have to learn for a long time .



Hello, I have lots of money. I want to start a professional data recovery company with many years of experience. What is a hard drive? Do I just need class 100 and PC3k and a set of Torx screw drivers :bebebe: :evil:
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