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drc wrote:The AFT-ness should not have any bearing on data recovery at all, with the exception that if you run into bad sectors it will be 8 in a row. The drive still presents itself as a 512-byte sector drive, just handles things differently internally.
July 11th, 2010, 18:43
Amarbir wrote:When i cloned the drive to another drive and tried AFT utility from WDC it did not find a AFT drive lol though the drive is AFT .I think the Drive Is Bonded to the Controller Board ,running the Drive Of the controller board does not yield any result with a diff adapter also
July 11th, 2010, 23:36
fzabkar wrote:Amarbir wrote:When i cloned the drive to another drive and tried AFT utility from WDC it did not find a AFT drive lol though the drive is AFT .I think the Drive Is Bonded to the Controller Board ,running the Drive Of the controller board does not yield any result with a diff adapter also
http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc.cfg ... faqid=3885
"Note: The Acronis version of WD Align successfully aligns WD External Storage products containing Western Digital Advanced Format Drives. However, WD does not support using any of our Advanced Format Drive alignment utilities on third party USB enclosures."
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July 12th, 2010, 1:06
crecomp wrote:i had a simnilar case recently
data could not be read when drive was removed from controller and placed on any of the tools we use, drive appeared to be empty.
i repaired the damamged controller board of the usb enclosure and all went back to working correctly.
hope it helps
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July 12th, 2010, 9:39
einstein9 wrote: Amarbir
time to learn <---![]()
well, i think u 2, time to learn, everybody is learning dude, if u see some good answers that might help u that is fine, but remember never under estimate people, sometimes the answer comes from a little mistake that you did and did not notice, and some foolish comment might remind u to the correct path.
if u get my point here.
and u most welcome dude
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