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ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios detec

April 6th, 2014, 6:25

Hi:

- st20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green

Problem:

1. power in
2. hear the platters
3. then buz/second [11 times]
4. platters stops

- no bios detection

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 6th, 2014, 14:54

Heads are bad

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 7th, 2014, 3:02

Can be repaired ?

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 7th, 2014, 3:27

Repaired for future use, no.

Temporary fix for data recovery, possibly.

But not by DIY

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 7th, 2014, 5:15

I send hdd to a specialist, so
will have some more details about the problem.

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 12th, 2014, 9:51

So specialist said:

- heads is a problem, and the magnet "thing" is out of order, and
it can't be fixed.

Is he right ?
What is proper action here:

- sell for parts or
can be fixed ?

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 13th, 2014, 2:41

pcimage already gave you your answer.

And you can sell anything on ebay, just whether you get a buyer or not. Probably not worth much though.

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 13th, 2014, 8:18

Did some research about HDDs and looks like seagate is the worth brand for serious data, will gonna test hitachi and samsung now.
What brand you would recommend ?

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 13th, 2014, 8:29

Best method for storing important data, you asking to DR people?

Go'n get a few stone plates and a burin/dremel.

Re: ST20000dl003 2Tb Seagate Green won't start and no bios d

April 13th, 2014, 23:22

a backup system that can make losing a HDD an unimportant event far outweighs any brand recommendations. Effort is best spent on figuring out how to backup than searching for a bulletproof drive
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