200_Ways_To_Recover_Revive_Your_Hard_Drive torrent_[scenextra]

This is a situation that every tech support person has faced or will face at least once: a failed hard drive. In this particular case, a user was getting errors like “disk 0 error” and “invalid drive specification.” Here were the other facts in the case: • The data wasn’t backed up. • The problem came out of nowhere. • The user had accessed Setup and tried to manually enter the settings for the drive type when “Auto” didn’t work. • There was no startup disk made by this machine. Reviving a drive like that one—even if only long enough to copy its data before you throw the drive in the garbage—is a tough challenge.

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coleix (2009-11-11)

thanks man, i was looking for something like this.

AAB26 (2009-12-29)

@swamiolsson, i don't know why WD refuses to repair HDD. this also happened to me and they just replaced it.
great upload, keep it up

ioannisarc (2010-01-02)

Thank you very much.

playa413 (2010-01-20)

funny you guys are talking about western digital... I also have a WD hard drive and i also had/have problems... i went to the shop and got it "repaired" which after a month just stopped working altogether... i hope that once i read this it might help

Takeshikun (2010-02-05)

In regards to why they don't just repair it, repairing hard drives isn't cost effective. That's really what that comes down to. And even if they did, on more than 90% of cases, your data would still be lost.
If they made a data guarantee, they would be looking at thousands per hard drive recovery.