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Daley 03-09-2005 01:22 AM

Hard Drive Data Recovery
 
Hard drive is ed..and I've got some important data on there (9000 digital camera pictures) that I NEED back. That is the only thing that concerns me. Does anyone know who does recovery on a drive that had the electronics fry? (I can see where it is fried on the outside)

Any info is greatly appreciated.

GinoBeats 03-09-2005 01:35 AM

There is a place up in Markham off Alden road that does pretty good work although they are pretty expensive but they can recover data from hard drivers even after extensive damage.

Daley 03-09-2005 01:39 AM

Do you have a name/number for the place?

GinoBeats 03-09-2005 01:40 AM

I'll try to dig it up, I left my hard drive there after it crashed and after the estimate came back at $3500...mp3s and porn weren't worth that much :laugh:

Daley 03-09-2005 01:43 AM

That is a little excessive, I think it's about 2.5 gig of pictures or so.

I found this place: http://www.a-data.com/index.htm they have listed an amount (says it won't exceed $800) which is high, but realistically, all they have to do is replace the electronics, and I will get it under warranty for the rest.

2tone_93gt 03-09-2005 02:20 AM

always back up important data :)

try best-buy, i hear the geek squad is pretty good :thumbsup

GinoBeats 03-09-2005 02:29 AM

Hit me up on msn

I added you

cL0wn_p3n0r 03-09-2005 08:23 PM


Originally Posted by Daley
Hard drive is ed..and I've got some important data on there (9000 digital camera pictures) that I NEED back. That is the only thing that concerns me. Does anyone know who does recovery on a drive that had the electronics fry? (I can see where it is fried on the outside)

Any info is greatly appreciated.

Does it spin up when you plug it in? If its only the board and not the actual motor or reading head that is dead, or even worse head to disk contact, it that case all hope or saving your data is gone; just buy another drive of the EXACT model and just change the circuit board yourself. There are several guides on the net. If the motor or reading head electronics are broken, that will require the use of a clean room since the drive will have to be opened and specialized tools will be required.

Daley 03-09-2005 08:31 PM

^^ Yeah, I've been told to try that..I'm just aprehensive with it, I don't want to lose over 9000 digital camera pictures.

It doesnt run when it's plugged in because the board is fried as far as I can tell.

Thanks for the tip though, it's worth a thought. :)

Saiid 03-11-2005 03:16 AM

yo go to pacific mall at kennedy and steeles.... its a chinese mall they have nuff computer part stores n they do repairs n everything on pretty much n e type of electronics like changin circuit boards n chips n if u want go by there its in scarborough at kennedy and steeles u cant miss it big white mall surrounded by and filled wit pure chinese people

Viperoni 03-11-2005 08:34 AM

2.5gb... that's what, $1 worth of blank CD-R's? :D


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