Hi everybody,
This hard disk belongs to one of my friends. It has fallen and has a 'head crash' now according to data recovery place.
(but they don't do head replacement).
She does not want to repair the hard disk but needs her data back.
Please let me know if there is someebody on this forum who can help with this at a reasonable price.
I am living in Germany so somebody from Germany or Europe will be preferred.
Hard disk details:
Brand: Fujitsu
Model: MHT2040AT
Capacity: 40GB
Let me know if you need more details.
Thanks in advance
Mara
New subject: Re: Fujitsu MHT2040AT Head crash(?)
I'm in UK if that's any good?
PM me if interested.
PC Image Data Recovery
www.pcimage.co.uk
networkpc3000
New subject: Re: Fujitsu MHT2040AT Head crash(?)
hi,
please contact me by email if still need help. with reasonable price. thanks.
provide entire dirve,PCB,firmware,hard disk accessories. talk to me!
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Hello
Toshiba MK4025GAS 40GIG
HDD2190 E ZK01S
The drive shorted out on connector lots of burning smell
Can the pcb be replaced easily with one from a new drive without a chip change if not which chip needs changeing ?
Can get a mk4024gas hhd2190 g zk01 s
Thanks
New subject: Re: Toshiba mk4025gas shorted on connector
PCB swap will NOT work on Toshiba HDD's as there is adaptive (drive specific data) on each pcb.
Modification work would be required, it has been discussed previously on this forum. Try the search box and you'll find more info.
New subject: Re: Toshiba mk4025gas shorted on connector
CK wrote:
PCB swap will NOT work on Toshiba HDD's as there is adaptive (drive specific data) on each pcb.
Modification work would be required, it has been discussed previously on this forum. Try the search box and you'll find more info.
hello ck i have done a search with this number mk4025gas and read all the threads please could you link to the correct one ?
thankyou
New subject: Re: Toshiba mk4025gas shorted on connector
This not needs any link.
In Toshiba, without the original and working pcb, you haven't got the reading adaptive parameters for recalibrate the drive nor the slip list.
Without these the recovery is extremely hard.
Janos
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Can you upload a detailed photo of the PCB?
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fzabkar wrote:
Can you upload a detailed photo of the PCB?
Hello fzbkar
The connector plastic is burnt and pins lose any advise/help ?
Thankyou
What has it been connected to? 12V? IDC plug wrong way round?
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andrew2010 wrote:
The connector plastic is burnt and pins lose ...
I can't see exactly what happened, but it could be that the IDC pins were making poor contact, in which case the current may have cooked the connector due to ohmic heating in the high resistance joint.
Alternatively, you may have overvolted the PCB, in which case the TVS (?) diode D1 may have short circuited and caused an excessive current to flow. However, I would have expected fuse (?) F1 to go open in such a case. If you have a multimeter, set it to the 200 ohms range and measure the resistances of F1 and D1. If D1 is short circuit, remove it. If F1 is open circuit, bridge it with a wire link, or replace it with a picofuse (3A ?). Just be sure your power supply is OK because doing the above will leave your drive without protection. If you want to replace the diode, you can use an SMAJ5.0A from Farnell, Mouser, Digikey.
Here is the pinout of your connector:
pins 41-44:
http://pinouts.ru/HD/Ata44Internal_pinout.shtml
pins 1-40:
http://pinouts.ru/HD/AtaInternal_pinout.shtml
If you decide that you would rather replace the whole board, then you will need to transplant the 8-pin serial EEPROM chip at IC12 (?) from patient to donor. Before you do so, confirm the part number under the paper label.
BTW, I'm not experienced in DR, so I'm seeing your PCB for the first time. The pros will tell you to search this forum for answers, but what little specific information there is, is often impossible to find. Most of the News look like they've been hacked out in SMS-ese on a mobile phone keypad, so from that point of view they are worthless.
Anyway, best of luck.
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shaun wrote:
What has it been connected to? 12V? IDC plug wrong way round?
Hello Shawn
I think the IDC plug may have been connected wrong eg pin 41 to 43
and pin 42 to 44 but not sure pin 44 or 43 was black & lose .
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fzabkar wrote:
andrew2010 wrote:
The connector plastic is burnt and pins lose ...
I can't see exactly what happened, but it could be that the IDC pins were making poor contact, in which case the current may have cooked the connector due to ohmic heating in the high resistance joint.
Anyway, best of luck.
Hello fzabkar
I will read your comments and New back tommro
Thankyou
New subject: Re: Toshiba mk4025gas shorted on connector
I don't see any burnt components apart from the connector... u can check fuses on the PCB
to replace the pcb u need to swap rom (IC12)
Data Recovery lab (mumbai)
- Data recovery
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Data Recovery lab (mumbai) wrote:
I don't see any burns... u can check fuses on the PCB
to replace the pcb u need to swap rom (IC12)
Data Recovery lab (mumbai)
Hello Data Recovery lab (mumbai)
Can you mark which fuses to check i am a newbie
Thankyou
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It is already marked... ;)
Look for F1.
Data Recovery lab (mumbai)
- Data recovery
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hello all
sorry no update today eyes too tired.
fzabkar thankyou for a detailed and comprehensive reply
I may wait for a replacement hard drive/pcb, which numbers have to match for a sucessful transplant of EEPROM chip at IC12?
How much would a Pro charge to recover data from this drive and how long would it take? This could be a viable alternative if all else fails.
Thankyou
New subject: Re: Toshiba mk4025gas shorted on connector
I think you might contact pcimage, as he is near.
His prices are fair, please ask him for a quotation.
I would estimate the price around 200eurs net.
Data Recovery lab (mumbai)
- Data recovery
New subject: Re: Toshiba mk4025gas shorted on connector
andrew2010 wrote:
I may wait for a replacement hard drive/pcb, which numbers have to match for a sucessful transplant of EEPROM chip at IC12?
I'm not experienced in data recovery, so that question would best be answered by a professional.
One other thing I would check would be whether the end pins are still making contact with the circuit board, especially the loose one. It may just be a matter of resoldering it.
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hello all
I have been offered toshiba MK4025GAS HDD 2190 B ZE01 T and MK4025GAS HDD2190 C ZE01 S, which one would be the better match for EEPROM chip IC12 swap ? Can the donor eeprom be reprogrammed in situ and at what cost ?
Thankyou.
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Hello all
F1 the component below the F ? No beep on 200ohms setting.
D1 is that the large rectangle adjacent to the E1 marking ?
If not can you circle the correct ones on the pcb photo.
Thankyou
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:roll:
You don't have to backup all of your data, just the data you want to keep.
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Hello drc
Why the rolling eyes ? Just wanted to confirm the donor drive codes and component markings. The components are very small, in some cases smaller than letter markings on pcb.
I am familiar with larger electronic components but this is first time on 2.5'' drive so am a newbie.
Thankyou.
so one of my family decided to use a program to delete there hard drive.
but as they where doing the reformat the power went of in the house.
the drive in qeastion is a seagate ST9808211A MOMENTUS
it has got what it says a frozen password locked so i can not unlock it with pc3000
anyone know which pin it is to short out
so i can unlock this drive for them
thank you
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ok i found out that they used a program on hirens bootdisk
and the drive program frozen the hard drive.
so you can not delete it
New subject: Re: SEAGATE HARD DRIVE FROZEN password LOCKED
There should be a solution still...
Data Recovery lab (mumbai)
- Data recovery
New subject: Re: SEAGATE HARD DRIVE FROZEN password LOCKED
I agree, password should still be possible to remove. Maybe problem is not ATA lock, but other problems causing problems with identification/interface which reports itself as ATA lock? I have seen some cases in the past where bad interface or bad PCB causes bad ID and ATA lock appears to be present....
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If HDDerase v4 was used then you might want to have a read of the documentation readme file.
Hi all,
The site offers a firmware update for seagate hard disk
http://files.Hard Disk Recovery Lab.com/download/Firmw ... s/Seagate/
(The one on the bottom - 8h_SD1A.zip )
How do I use it?
How to update the firmware of the wanted hard drive?
Thank you very much!
New subject: Re: How do I update the hard drive's firmware?
The drive has to be in full working order to apply the firmware.
It's a firmware UPDATE, not a repair.
PC Image Data Recovery
www.pcimage.co.uk
New subject: Re: How do I update the hard drive's firmware?
I would advise you to avoid HDD Guru firmware downloads.
Instead, the most recent firmware updates are available from Seagate's web site:
http://forums.seagate.com/stx/board/mes ... ad.id=8968
There are Windows versions and CD ISO (FreeDOS) versions.
If your drive is suffering from the BSY bug, let us know.
New subject: Re: How do I update the hard drive's firmware?
Why don't you contact Seagate support. They should be able to help you.
Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice. ~ Anton Chekov
New subject: Re: How do I update the hard drive's firmware?
Hi,
Thanks for the quick response.
How do I know if my problem is the "bsy bug"?
thank you guys!
unknown20010
New subject: Re: How do I update the hard drive's firmware?
Just connect it to your PC and see what will happen.
If detected normally ( with real capacity ) then your drive is (approx.) working fine, if not detected or detected but with 0MB then you have to fix your drive first then update the firmware.
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.
Hi Everybody
I have a samsung SP0411N , after powering up , motor spin is not normal. Here is terminal
what could be the issue , any suggestion .
ForcCom 003C
ForcCom 003D
ForcCom 003E
ForcCom 003F
ForcCom 0040
ForcCom 0041
ForcCom 0042
ForcCom 0043
ForcCom 0044
ForcCom 0045
ForcCom 0046
ForcCom 0047
ForcCom 0048
ForcCom 0049
ForcCom 004A
ForcCom 004B
ForcCom 004C
ForcCom 004D
ForcCom 004E
ForcCom 004F
ForcCom 0050
PhsLd Fail P
SP R
ForcCom 004F
ForcCom 0050
PhsLd Fail P4: +00080
SP Phase
Strt(C4A)Err
OnErr
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Most likely damaged spindle motor.
New subject: Re: samsung SP0411N
hddbug wrote:
I have a samsung SP0411N , after powering up , motor spin is not normal.
Isnt this a big clue?
hi all
first hdd customer hdd laptop
st9500325as
pn:9hh134-566
fw:0001BSM1
this hdd is fallen then clik clik and not detect with 0 byte detect
in pc3000
( model and serial is ok but size 0 byte ) mqaybe for rom flash
second hdd
st9500325as
pn:9hh134-566
fw:0002bsm1
this hdd was work
conditional repalce head is model hdd
is it true? do you think head fail
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as the hard drive has been dropped it wont be a rom flash problem
the reason for it to be clicking all the time
is that
it has lost its service area alighment
so that why its 0 bytes
and its more likely possible headstack damaged
which your have to replace.
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thanks fro replay
i swape head but not worked , i think missed second head
then i swaped head again with original donor
the first time detect (true size) and then not detect again in port terminal
Rst 0x08M
RW cmd 0002 req = 40 55 00 00
08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 9A 05 00 FF 9E 05 00 00
9A 05 00
opts = 00001121
RW Err = C3160080
RW cmd 0002 req = 40 55 00 00 01 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 9A 05 00 FF 9E 05 00 00
9A 05 00
opts = 0000112
F3 T>/1
F3 1>N1
Init SMART Fail
LED:000000CC FAddr:00237E89
LED:000000CC FAddr:00237E89
what means this message?
it mean heads or any of 4 head in failure
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i tested with second donor with same model and firmware 0002bsm1
in end not detect again swap head to original head and worked
1. first head write white stiker wy4-t TICB-C
i2. second and third head is writed wy4-t TICB-B
in this condition 1,2 heads not match
is it true?
with thanks
ha bid
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Donor disk for seagate:
1 Same Model
2 Same FW
Hi guys. i've recently bought a WD 500GB hard drive. IT works fast and cool (relatively, betweeen 35 to 41). But it makes an annoying sound while reading\writing data.
http://www.easy-share.com/1909109017/Hd ... 0noise.WMA 3.3 MB High quality
http://www.easy-share.com/1909109047/Hd ... ise56k.wma (For 56k users) 0.9 MB
Please listen to the recorded file and let me know if it's a broken drive. Please note that there is no distance between the hole on the top of the HDD and microphone, that's why it's so clear and a bit loud.
Some folks say it's pretty normal. That's usually what you hear when there is a read/write process. One guy said the heads are touching the disc, tough it wont damage the disk itself and the psu won't cause this; it lies solely in [b]the construction of the drive.[b]
New subject: Re: New WD Hard drive making grinding/scratchy noise (recorded s
:?:
What do you Guys think? Is this HD reliable?
New subject: Re: New WD Hard drive making grinding/scratchy noise (recorded s
Sounds abnormally scratchy - take it back. No hdd these days should be annoying to live with.
New subject: Re: New WD Hard drive making grinding/scratchy noise (recorded s
pixels, i did that, they said that's pretty normal, it's just reading/writing data.
Did they lie to me? :oops:
BTW, They are not an official WD branch. The dirve is made in thailand, not america. :?
New subject: Re: New WD Hard drive making grinding/scratchy noise (recorded s
IMHO this sounds not OK at all. A current hard drive should not emmit such a combination of scratching/clicking noises. That can't be healthy in the long run.
Seeking noises that most drives produce are OK, but this constant high frequent sound, even right after powering it on sure doesn't sound like it is normal.
New subject: Re: New WD Hard drive making grinding/scratchy noise (recorded s
magnetestone wrote:
pixels, i did that, they said that's pretty normal, it's just reading/writing data.
Did they lie to me? :oops:
BTW, They are not an official WD branch. The dirve is made in thailand, not america. :?
I wouldn't go so far as to say they lied to you.
In the past I have found wd to have an annoyingly clicky head seek, but I'm sure their current drives are much improved in this regard.
But yours seems not only somewhat clicky, but to have an added intermittent high pitched squealy sound behind that. I certainly wouldn't put up with it or trust it.
You may find that many wd's are made in thailand, the ones I have are.
New subject: Re: New WD Hard drive making grinding/scratchy noise (recorded s
Quote:
Sounds abnormally scratchy
eh?
???????
If you can keep your head when everyone else is losing theirs, maybe you don't understand the situation.
New subject: Re: New WD Hard drive making grinding/scratchy noise (recorded s
Ok, so the conclusion is that this is not a normal noise, and it needs to be fixed. Thank you for this information. But how? How can i fix this? What is causing this sound? Can anyone guess? Maybe i should ask an expert to do this. Because.....
..i'm not very good at fixing sensitive devices.
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User avatar
Too late get a new drive. Better luck and would not suggest you buy this drive again try a Samsung you will have better luck on this one.
Iorana Haraharaini
New subject: Re: New WD Hard drive making grinding/scratchy noise (recorded s
[B]Too late get a new drive. [/B]
LOL, that's my old hard disk. I know it's not repairable
@ those who listened to the attached sound, can you explain what is causing that sound?
Hello everybody, this my first New in this forum. I would like in advance all of you will give me some hints.
After powering a WD5000KS enclosed in a USB external case with the power supply of a different USB case (having as I discovered later a different arranging of the 12v and 5v), the Western Digital 500Gb SATA HDD was burnt. I can clearly see (apart of some cracked components) even a PCB trace which is blown. Oboviously the disk is not even recognized by BIOS, does not spins when connected to power (and so on) but still full of my data...
I waited one year to find a donor HDD at an affordable price on ebay (10$).
Donor is
WD500ks-00MNB0
13-APR-2006
HBACAJAA
WMANU1148800
pcb (WHITE LABEL) 2061-701383-E00 AB XW3H11 2Y66 1 0007380 6387
pcb label on the side without components is 2060-701383-001 REV A and 04V-0
Receiver is
WD500ks-00MNB0
06-MAR-2006
HBACAJAA
WMANU1093539
pcb (WHITE LABEL) 2061-701383-E00 AC XW3H11 12RZ 1 0001350 6351
pcb label on the side without components is 2060-701383-001 REV A and 04V-0
As you see the receiver has a pcb white label with has an AC instead of AB and with 0001350 instead of 0007380, but the other labels are identical.
The ebay seller told me that the receiver HDD was dead but: 1) this disk is still detected by BIOS (so PCB is working, I suppose), 2) Partition Magic recognizes 4 partitions but any trial to delete them and reformat resulted in error #111117, so as the seller told, the disk is non working
I swapped the PCB and the receiver HDD now spins and I heard the heads moving a couple of times but is not even recognized by BIOS (the BIOS shows it with a empty label during startup and crashes when I try to manually detecting the disk entering in the BIOS). In other words, when I put the donor PCB on the donor disk, at least BIOS detect it and show a label (lot of numbers...) but when the same PCB is applied on the receiver, not even recognized (and also partion magic does not show it).
So my question is: the donor PCB+Receiver HDD could be not working due to a incompatible firmware issue or maybe the 12v-5v swap has blown even the receiver heads / preamp? In the first case maybe I can go on an try a ROM swap (I have some knowledge on electronics even if surface mount wothout the proper tools are a nightmare), in second case I have just to trow both HDD by the window.
Any suggestions are welcome. Clearly, the data inside the blown HDD are not worth the cost of a professional data resue.
Thanks.
Ettore
New subject: Re: WD5000KS destruction after a 12v-5v swap
Ettore, PM me with contact details. I am in Italy too and at least I can do a professional diagnose / recover at reasonable fee and quick response.
Western Digital - What is DCM?
Anyone know Western Digital - What is DCM stands for?
Noone seems to know what DCM is? from the manual DCM contains model name and serial number BUT...actually there are more info which is still puzzling me....anyone got anymore info please share...
Real_Jose_Pinto
Example for old models:
DCM: HSEHYV2AH
1- Motor (H)
2- Base (S)
3- Latch (E)
4- Bottom VCM (H)
5- Media (Y)
6- Headstack (V)
7- Actuator-Preamp (2)
8- Top VCM (A)
9- Separator (H)
New models analiz modul - C5 :wink:
good info .
Yes, very useful.
Thanks tomset!!
Keep it up.
great thank's
Any examples for new models?
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Only for professionals. ;)
thats cool, but why, even if u got same DCM the hdd doesnt reach readiness, its alignment problem right?, but at some cases, even with different DCM , for example we got an case for recover data WD1200BB , and got an donnor WD1200BB the DCM was the most closest but when opened the head map was different, so searching find an WD1600BB different DCM, and after did the Head swap, the hdd reach readiness and was able to get like 70% of sectors then heads died again :(
Regards
DCM = Drive Configuration Matrix :idea:
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DCM- DRIVE CONFUSING MODULE
DCM : Drive Clicking Material
I have two newer drives with the same model, and almost same DCM. All letters are the same except for 7th. In my case, the heads are physically different. One has heads map 0,2,3 and the other 1,2,3 . Head 1 and head 0 are physically not present respectively.
Googeling for DCM I can across: 'Dark Cold Matter'
On two pieces of WD2500JB Caviar SE from 2006, I have two DCA codes:
DSCANTJCA and
DSBANT2CA
Would the PCBs be compatible if I swap the ROM chip?
Are there people around who read and write the ROM in situ?
chipmunk wrote:
Googeling for DCM I can across: 'Dark Cold Matter'
On two pieces of WD2500JB Caviar SE from 2006, I have two DCA codes:
DSCANTJCA and
DSBANT2CA
Would the PCBs be compatible if I swap the ROM chip?
Are there people around who read and write the ROM in situ?
Better take a look at PCB label 2061-70xxxx-x00 to get know if PCB are compatible or not.
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SEAGATE SCSI LBA 0
Hi to all,
I don't have yet the SCSI Tool from Ace, but have a case that the LBA size is 0.
Seagate ST336607LC - 36GB
Is anyway possible to rebuild the Translator without the SCSI tool.
If anyone knows please PM me.
Thanks
ZeBong
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ZeBong
I know, contact me tomorow on MSN
Nikola
Ditto.
Thanks Nikola, for the Help.
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ZeBong
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ST39103LW ST373707LW ST336605LCV ST39103LWV ST317436LC ST373405LW
ST39103LC ST317436LW ST373405LC ST39103LCV ST336752LC ST373405LWV
ST318233LWV ST318432LW ST373405LCV ST318233LCV ST318452LW ST336607LW
ST39133LWV ST336732LW ST373307LW ST39133LCV ST336752LW ST3146807LW
ST39204LW ST318453LC ST336607LC ST318404LW ST336753LC ST373307LC
ST39204LC ST373453LC ST3146807LC ST318404LC ST318453LW ST373207LW
ST336704LC ST336753LW ST3146707LW ST336704LCV ST373453LW ST3300007LW
ST336704LW ST336754LC ST373207LC ST336704LWV ST373454LC ST3146707LC
ST39205LW ST3146854LC ST3300007LC ST39205LC ST336754LW ST39251LC
ST318405LW ST373454LW ST318451LC ST318405LC ST3146854LW ST39251LW
ST336705LW ST318406LW ST318451LW ST336705LC ST318406LC ST318432LC
ST336732LC ST318452LC COMPAQ BD018122C0 COMPAQ BD03695A27 COMPAQ BD07285A25
COMPAQ BD03695A24 COMPAQ BD07288277 COMPAQ BD14685A26
That´s good, but the price :(
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ZeBong
Try to download it and give this:
Attachment:
LBA.jpg
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ZeBong
zebong,
try to download .rar :wink:
This is the Chinese version of the download address: http://www.hydata.com/download/scsi_recovery-cn.zip.
We sell our products mainly in China-mainland, but our international sales system is establishing and improving
The English version is not published
Attachments:
SRT PRO.jpg
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haha 500 USD for just 2 SCSI commands !!!
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Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice. ~ Anton Chekov
ahum I mean 500 USD for a very very hard recovery using top technology tools at over 10k USD ;o)
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Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice. ~ Anton Chekov
and NO the 2 commands are locked away in my safe.. So .....
"Don't Ask"
(C) Guru 2009
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Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice. ~ Anton Chekov
Hello guru
:D :D
what is the security off your lock :wink:
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ZeBong
HYDATA,
When is the English version available?
_________________
ZeBong
zebong wrote:
what is the security off your lock :wink:
just use some TNT :mrgreen:
Contact :Sales@hydata.com
quasimodo wrote:
zebong wrote:
what is the security off your lock :wink:
just use some TNT :mrgreen:
Semtex is better...
I have a very very BIG safe made from XXXXXXX
Attachments:
mysafe.jpg
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Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice. ~ Anton Chekov
Almost done with the codes :mrgreen:
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ZeBong
hydata wrote:
Contact :Sales@hydata.com
Hi Hydata!!
I sent an email in 1 of July and tie not today I got no reply! :shock:
:mrgreen:
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WD6400AAKS - BOARD SWAP?
Drive info:WD6400AKS
logic board imprint:2060-701537-003 REV A
logic board sticker: 2061-701537-E00 07PD3 XW 5N22 ADMF 2 0002170 9172
Has about 320GB data on it. ~2GB pictures (priority recover) ~35GB music (lesser priority) and the rest are DVD rips that are recoverable, just time intensive to re-rip.
Was being used in a USB external enclosure. Drive was working beautifully until about 2 days after it was knocked over while powered on (just from upright to prone position on shelf, no drop involved) Drive was powered on, but inactive when this happened. About 2 days later, started getting file access errors, later that evening quit recognizing entirely. I really don't think the drop was the cause, but I mention it just in case...
Connecting directly to SATA drive is not recognized either. Power cable only, drive clicks 6 times, pauses, 2 more clicks, then powers down. Removing the logic board, I do not see any burns or scorches, but there is a bit of browning of the foam insert right where the controller chip sets.
Finding another donor drive for parts should be reasonably cheap and easy. My question is:
What are the odds that a logic board swap would allow me to recover the data?
Would I also need to swap out the pre-amp inside the drive?
If it is worth the effort to do a logic board swap, what other drives use the same logic board, and would I need to switch the ROM also?
Or should I just call the drive dead and move on?
Thanks!
-jjoelc
{Edited to correct typo in board sticker info...}
Swapping out logic boards will not repair your drive. The problem is in the drive and needs to have the heads changed out on this drive. The alignment problem for this drive is very difficult and requires a professional to do this work. I am located in Europe Greece and have the experience necessary to work on this drive. I have clients from all over sending me their WD drives to change the heads on and
recover data from them. If you are interested in a price quote or work on your drive please PM me and I will contact you for the work.
We have changed out over 70 WD heads in the last month and a half with 100% success rate on recovery. I had 3 drives with head crashes which can not be changed out due to the damage of the platters on the drives. I feel like your drive has suffered damage but considering it was readable for a few days after the fall this drive has a good chance of recovery.
I want to add , we don't use home lab or nylon clean-room and tools from ARIS .
XRONIS
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totally Agree with rafaela Xronic.
disappointing...
Thank you for the advice. I will consider having a pro look at this. Quite honestly though, I will likely just cut my losses and move on.
Again, thanks!
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Need schematics for ST3250620AS
HI! I'm looking for seagate barracuda 7200.10 250 Gb ST3250620AS STX-L3510(B) schematics. Can somebody help me? =)
This is all that I had...
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22.bin read
hi,
first: i´m from german, my english is not well!
i´ve got a wd2500BEVT locked with ata-password on high level master-pw-revision is FFFE (hdat2)
it was installed in a notebook, the owner forgotten his passwords for bios and hd.
now i´m trying to find out the hd-password, maybe it´s the same on bios, so i can unlock it.
can someone tell me if the pw is writen in this file:
Quote:
Offset(h) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F
00000000 3C 55 00 01 00 00 20 00 64 00 00 BA 00 19 01 00
???????
The car in front (doing 150 MPH) is a Toyota
Hi everybody!
I don't have the SCSI Tool from Ace yet, but I have a SCSI case with LBA 0.
Seagate Cheetah ST3300655LC - 300 GB
Is it possible to solve this without the SCSI tool???
If somebody can help me, please PM me.
Thanks
Seagate Cheetah LBA0 fault in case 4
1.Translator system corrupted, Smart error, G LIST error, about 80% (reported Sense key 03h "MEDIUM ERROR")
2.SA firmware zone has bad sectors , a single head bad about 3% (Sense key 02h reported "OFF LINE")
3.PCB failure, about 10% (Sense key 02h reported "OFF LINE")
4.Motor failure, disc scratching, head bad ,about 7%(Sense key 02h reported "OFF LINE")
case 1 use SRT repair (one key)
case 2 use scsitool
case 3 change ROM to good PCB fix it
case 4 Replacement Heads
SRT or SCSITOOL support models see PDF
The models did not support , need hotswap fix , take a compatible scsi driver
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hhddrec wrote:
Hi everybody!
I don't have the SCSI Tool from Ace yet, but I have a SCSI case with LBA 0.
Seagate Cheetah ST3300655LC - 300 GB
Is it possible to solve this without the SCSI tool???
If somebody can help me, please PM me.
Thanks
There is no commercial tools for this model yet
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Hi, guru!
Can you answer my PM, please?
Thank you :)
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WD6400AAKS - BOARD SWAP?
Drive info:WD6400AKS
logic board imprint:2060-701537-003 REV A
logic board sticker: 2061-701537-E00 07PD3 XW 5N22 ADMF 2 0002170 9172
Has about 320GB data on it. ~2GB pictures (priority recover) ~35GB music (lesser priority) and the rest are DVD rips that are recoverable, just time intensive to re-rip.
Was being used in a USB external enclosure. Drive was working beautifully until about 2 days after it was knocked over while powered on (just from upright to prone position on shelf, no drop involved) Drive was powered on, but inactive when this happened. About 2 days later, started getting file access errors, later that evening quit recognizing entirely. I really don't think the drop was the cause, but I mention it just in case...
Connecting directly to SATA drive is not recognized either. Power cable only, drive clicks 6 times, pauses, 2 more clicks, then powers down. Removing the logic board, I do not see any burns or scorches, but there is a bit of browning of the foam insert right where the controller chip sets.
Finding another donor drive for parts should be reasonably cheap and easy. My question is:
What are the odds that a logic board swap would allow me to recover the data?
Would I also need to swap out the pre-amp inside the drive?
If it is worth the effort to do a logic board swap, what other drives use the same logic board, and would I need to switch the ROM also?
Or should I just call the drive dead and move on?
Thanks!
-jjoelc
{Edited to correct typo in board sticker info...}
Swapping out logic boards will not repair your drive. The problem is in the drive and needs to have the heads changed out on this drive. The alignment problem for this drive is very difficult and requires a professional to do this work. I am located in Europe Greece and have the experience necessary to work on this drive. I have clients from all over sending me their WD drives to change the heads on and
recover data from them. If you are interested in a price quote or work on your drive please PM me and I will contact you for the work.
We have changed out over 70 WD heads in the last month and a half with 100% success rate on recovery. I had 3 drives with head crashes which can not be changed out due to the damage of the platters on the drives. I feel like your drive has suffered damage but considering it was readable for a few days after the fall this drive has a good chance of recovery.
I want to add , we don't use home lab or nylon clean-room and tools from ARIS .
XRONIS
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T3 Professional Data Recovery
http://www.t3-recovery.com
totally Agree with rafaela Xronic.
disappointing...
Thank you for the advice. I will consider having a pro look at this. Quite honestly though, I will likely just cut my losses and move on.
Again, thanks!
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Maxtor Fireball 3
Can anyone help please?
i need a replacement PCM board for a Maxtor Fireball 3 HDD.
MAXTOR 3.5 series, N256, Fireball 3 ata/133 hdd, 30 gb,
LBA: 60058656, E-H011-02-3056,
Code:VAM51JJ0.
2F030j0110211 AAA, F110NJBE.
This was all info on the front.
On the back is
91582248
A8FFA
07082LJJHM
on the side
F110NJBEZ9999
Can anyone help please, it just may save my marriage.
Thanks
have u tried Ebay?
Also u can check here:
buy-sell-parts-hard-drives-etc-f15.html
Data Recovery lab (mumbai)
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ST3250620A FW:3.AAD - Stops to initialize
Dears,
I have a problem with ST3250620A (FW:3.AAD).
PC3000 correctly shows the drive parameters during detection but after it I cannot access data.
The terminal shows that some sector could not be read. It tries to read that sector continuesly.
I try to stop the process with CTRL+Z, and when I put CTRL+C (reload cert code) drive starts reading data through 3-4 secs. After it the process starts from the beginning.
Unfortunately I cannot find suitable ldr for that drive, so can you help me with it?
I need ldr or some tricks to get data.
I will be very appreciated for help.
Regards,
Rafael
Terminal data:
4096k x 32 DRAM
GALAXY2D - 1_Disk S-6B 06-29-06_12:30
HM SFI
!
(P)PATA Reset
Master
AT Er 00 Nwt Er 37 RdWr 004f0.00.0053
ATA St d0 Er 00 Op 24 e, 16148572,0100 0100 0000
Niwot: 97f29ff7 b6 97f29ff7.3.e29 0000 005f 0000 0001
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=43 at 0004f0.00.0053
CE Log ErrCode=37 LBA=53f8a6 Type=5 Add To Pending 53f8a6
AT Er 00 Nwt Er 37 RdWr 004f0.00.0063
ATA St d0 Er 00 Op 24 e, 16148573,0100 0100 0000
Niwot: 97f29ff7 b6 97f29ff7.3.e3a 0000 005f 0000 0001
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=43 at 0004f0.00.0063
CE Log ErrCode=37 LBA=53f8b6 Type=5 Add To Pending 53f8b6
AT Er 00 Nwt Er 37 RdWr 004f0.00.0071
ATA St d0 Er 00 Op 24 e, 16148573,0100 0100 0000
Niwot: 9ff79ff7 b6 9ff79ff7.3.e3a 0000 005f 0000 0001
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=43 at 0004f0.00.0071
CE Log ErrCode=37 LBA=53f8c4 Type=5 Add To Pending 53f8c4
AT Er 00 Nwt Er 37 RdWr 004f0.00.009a
ATA St d0 Er 00 Op 24 e, 16148574,0100 0100 0000
Niwot: 97f29ff7 b6 97f29ff7.3.ffd 0000 005f 0000 0001
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=43 at 0004f0.00.009a
CE Log ErrCode=37 LBA=53f8ed Type=5 Add To Pending 53f8ed
AT Er 00 Nwt Er 37 RdWr 004f0.00.01c3
ATA St d0 Er 00 Op 24 e, 16148574,0100 0100 0000
Niwot: 9ff79ff7 b6 9ff79ff7.3.ffd 0000 005f 0000 0001
DiskAccess ReadSector EC=43 at 0004f0.00.01c3
CE Log ErrCode=37 LBA=53fa16 Type=5 Add To Pending 53fa16
CorrectWriteStart
AT Er 00 Nwt Er 22 RdWr 004f0.00.01c0
ATA St d0 Er 00 Op 24 e, 16148574,0100 0100 0000
Niwot: 0053f8ee 14 0053f8ee.2.010 0128 3fff 0128 0000
CorrectWriteStart
AT Er 00 Nwt Er 22 RdWr 004f0.00.01c0
ATA St d0 Er 00 Op 24 e, 16148574,0100 0100 0000
Niwot: 0053fa13 14 0053fa13.2.010 0003 4124 0128 0000
you should use the seagate utility options to clone that disk.
add to pending BUG
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Yeah, you have "the tool" better use it as zobong said.
And why you ask for a loader, loader have nothing common with your case.
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