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[not recognized] WD5000BEVT-22ZAT0

July 18th, 2013, 22:34

Hi,

My HDD is not recognized in BIOS.

I want to tell you the whole story how it is happened. I had around 50Gb files on my desktop and my HDD was 99% full. I moved them all to a new created folder on desktop. After I moved explorer.exe was hanging and crashed. My laptop is directly connected by power supply [I don't have a laptop battery].

I restarted my laptop by unplugging the powersupply, OS (win7) tried to load... very slowly and chkdsk started. I didn't wanted to wait, so I unplugged the power supply again. From that moment computer freezed and even bios couldn't get loaded. I removed the HDD and tried to get my files using an other system, I have a SATA to USB cable but hdd didn't got recognized. The disk is spinning, no weard sounds. But when I unplug the usb cable (power off) I hear a clear "shut down" sound of the motor inside it.

I ordered a new PCB from ebay. same ML, sticker serial + PCB serial. After I swapped the PCB the laptop gives ERROR 0200: Failure Fixed Disk 0. There is no 8 pin smd chip on the PCB that I could transfer, does anyone got cheap diy tips that I can try?

HDD INFO:
S/N: WXM0A99K9630
MDL: WD5000BEVT-22ZAT0
WWN: 50014EE2AE4DF0D2
DATE: 12 NOV 2009
DCM: HBCVJHBB
DCX: K003Z9TA9
LBA: 976773168
5VDC: 0.55A
R/M: 701572

2061-701572-400 AB (sticker)
2060-701572-002 REV A (PCB)

Re: [not recognized] WD5000BEVT-22ZAT0

July 21st, 2013, 20:20

More than likely it is not a PCB issue.
Try MHDD and report if drive IDs correctly.

Re: [not recognized] WD5000BEVT-22ZAT0

July 24th, 2013, 7:19

Check SMART.
Then probably you have to clone it to another HDD and after than recover data from the clone.
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