Data recovery and disk repair questions and discussions related to old-fashioned SATA, SAS, SCSI, IDE, MFM hard drives - any type of storage device that has moving parts
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Re: Best hard drive recovery training

October 3rd, 2008, 9:40

CK wrote:Is that a ZIF adapter in your package? Deepspar tell me that they are shipping a new SATA adapter these days that they designed themselves, there were some issues with the Marvell-based predecessor which are now ironed out.


Yep, the SATA adaptor I got with my DeepSpar is rubbish.

On a lot of drives (especially Seagate) with hard bad sectors, it resets the PC when trying to hard reset the drive.

Use my PC3000 adaptor, and it works fine. :-)

Re: Best hard drive recovery training

October 3rd, 2008, 9:49

Since this internet thing came, the number of screwed up hdds and the demand for professional help increased. Also the number of annoying beggers and diy, alas. I only care for business and my customers, so the mission of all these morons is harmless - except beggers - and it is also useful... The more they screw up hdds the more we expect to work and sell new hdds. Charge for diagnose and everything will be allright.

Re: Best hard drive recovery training

October 3rd, 2008, 11:57

Biraj wrote: .... those presentations are very informative at least for the BEGINNERS, who are DUMMIES any way, . ...
If you are a learner please watch those clips, if you are an expert then please provide better presentations and information, everyone will appreciate.


Ok, so lets say you also want to learn how to drive a car ..

Do you take lessons with a good driver or do you watch a video on you tube from someone that says they are a good driver ?

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