HD mechanical Failure
October 10th, 2004, 15:04
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.
Thank You
Bob Whitman
xboomerx@yahoo.com
October 10th, 2004, 16:22
Screwdrivers T4..T10 and hands...
October 11th, 2004, 11:19
Screwdrivers T4..T10 and hands... and if that does work, a hammer is an alternate solution. 
October 12th, 2004, 0:55
> I have 50+ hard drives with mechanical failures.
How do you know these are mechanical failures?
Heads are clicking? Drives are not spinning?
How do you know these are mechanical failures?
Heads are clicking? Drives are not spinning?
October 13th, 2004, 6:45
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?
Thank You
xboomerx
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?
Thank You
xboomerx
October 14th, 2004, 9:39
If money is not a problem, get yourself a Class 100 clean room and PC-3000.
Goog luck.
Tony.
Goog luck.
Tony.
October 17th, 2004, 9:19
perhaps factory commands can help you,or the pc3000 and hrt also can help you,but you have to learn for a long time .
October 29th, 2004, 20:06
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
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