dainiuxsky wrote:
For me there was more easy to swap drivers than heads as the amplifier of the old heads is bad.
This is some crazy logic. Changing the media was a HUGE mistake and you have potentially caused some serious issues in addition to the original fault.
Did you at least read the comments for that youtube video before you copied it??
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The hard drive he is using is a hard drive that he is never planning on using again.
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absolutely ridiculous. You'd never be able to access your data for so many different reasons...
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if you want to see a bunch geeks die of laughter show this to your IT department at work
For me, it seems that the data is not so valuable that you could be so reckless. Trash the disk and cut your losses.
If data is important to you professional recovery is needed to save data, if even possible now, and because of your botched attempt it will not be cheap.