HDD GURU FORUMS

PROMO all for 5000$ .

I have closed by data recovery business and am selling my equiptment:

Price for one tools only:

Salvationdata Data Compass Premium: $2.000
Salvationdata HD Doctor Suite: $2.000
Salvationdata Data Copy King : $1.000
Salvationdata SD Flash Doctor : $1.000
Salvationdata HD HPE PRO - Hard Drive Repair Tool : $ 500
Salvationdata SD Head Replacement Toolkit: $150
Salvationdata Portable high-precision power supply for data recovery: $100
Salvationdata USB IDE Adapter: $100



I will sell the whole lot for $5000.00 or Waiting for your offers to my email : crystyan_stan@yahoo.com


If intereseted I will provide pics of all the equiptment.

Crystyan Stan

Hi
Can you tell me is the SD Head Replacement ToolKit is still available and if so what does it come with?

Many Thanks

Mario

Yes is availabel. Please send me and email to talk there.thank yoi

Sorry for the dealy in getting back to you

My email is myiannakou@icloud.com

Run Away! Run Away! You're considering flushing $5000 down the crapper. Trust me.

Now where have I heard that before. Are they poor quality or just bad support?

myiannakou wrote:Now where have I heard that before. Are they poor quality or just bad support?

Yes

[quote="myiannakou"]Now where have I heard that before. Are they poor quality or just bad support?[/quote]

$1.00 for the Flash doctor is way to much, try 20 or 30 cents

Explain why you put so little worth in their tools ?

[quote="Spildit"]Salvationdata Data Compass Premium: $2.000
Salvationdata HD Doctor Suite: $2.000
Salvationdata Data Copy King : $1.000
Salvationdata USB IDE Adapter: $100

Instead of those buy MRTLab tool that it's way cheaper and way more updated/functional.

SD tools are very buggy, not updated and will not work as expected.

MRTLab tool is a PC-3000 UDMA / Express ripp off (same software code, and they even have the same spelling errors that are present on PC-3000), so it will work way better than salvation tools and will be way cheaper even if you buy the full off-line version with DE.[/quote]

crystyan_stan wrote:

myiannakou wrote:Now where have I heard that before. Are they poor quality or just bad support?

I have asked many times for anyone ANYONE to show a case where they recovered a flash drive fully with SD Flash Doctor. as yet after a couple of years no one has actually replied. If you ever used FD you would know why. When was the last software update for FD? you CANNOT compete in Flash recovery industry without constant updates.

All you get from support requests is sorry this one not supported, and promises of next update - which never comes.

They took a couple $1,000 from me and I am not happy. Like the meerkat says: "simples!"

I assume rest of company is as bad

I've had similar experiences with Dolphin Labs. A lot of my questions go unanswered and their support forum is just not active enough for my liking.
It was all very good when they were trying to convince me to buy their product but once bought it was as though they fell off the radar.
This definitely seems to be a Chinese theme.

The head tool kit to be fair isn't bad, worth the cheap price.

But as for the other stuff...

Ok can we all stop now and shake hands and make friends. It's not as though I would have purchased anything without doing an indepth analysis first. Besides I'm possibly only interested in the combs and mechanical tools.

HaQue wrote:I have asked many times for anyone ANYONE to show a case where they recovered a flash drive fully with SD Flash Doctor. as yet after a couple of years no one has actually replied. If you ever used FD you would know why. When was the last software update for FD? you CANNOT compete in Flash recovery industry without constant updates.

OK to be honest and fair, I DID recover a handful of cases using FD. Maybe more than a handful. Maybe 10 cases. Of course, all of them were quite simple and I'm not sure if the outcome would be any different (ie. better results) by using other tools.

Also, their head combs and the HDD stand are quite decent as well, especially if you consider that they're quite cheap too.

Good to know thank you

northwind wrote:

HaQue wrote:I have asked many times for anyone ANYONE to show a case where they recovered a flash drive fully with SD Flash Doctor. as yet after a couple of years no one has actually replied. If you ever used FD you would know why. When was the last software update for FD? you CANNOT compete in Flash recovery industry without constant updates.

OK to be honest and fair, I DID recover a handful of cases using FD. Maybe more than a handful. Maybe 10 cases. Of course, all of them were quite simple and I'm not sure if the outcome would be any different (ie. better results) by using other tools.

Also, their head combs and the HDD stand are quite decent as well, especially if you consider that they're quite cheap too.

I did hear kind of reports that if you knew what you are doing, then you could get some simple cases solved.

But I think you would need to already know a fair bit about flash, and maybe be experienced in other tools to know what their weird way of doing things was actually doing. Also the way to get layouts was stupid.. a ratio system?? c'mon.. you cant expect people to have enough of their own layouts figured out every time they needed one from SD. I don't recall much in the way of XORs, certainly no research into new ones. forget Monoliths. Finally the lies on the webpage should be addressed.. Stating that they did not need to know anything about the controller, and the software "chased " the file structure to solve? then providing a way to download controller specific files in the software. And they support all Flash "on their birthday" yet there is about 40 chips in their .ini file

They make money through selling the tools and training.. and do juuuuust enough research to support that, as far as giving a crap about their customers.. nope.

This does seem to be the general consensus.
Which tool do you prefer using for repair and recovery?