CH341A is good only for 3.3V and 5V rom chip, if you use it on 1.8V rom chip you'll kill it most likely. I use Revelprog which can read/write 1.8V as well 3V and 5V rom chips. You can find many adapters here: www.reveltronics.com/en/shop/12/chip-programmers/accessories-and-adapters
Ch341 is chip that connect usb to eprom or mcu. The programer use mcu (like 8051/atmega). 2.5" work only 5v,the 3.5 work in 12v , but controler 5v. I never seen chip that work on 1.8v only.(ddr2 ram in 1.8v,but not eprom ir rom)
If you work on hard drives as Erkin does, you might find sometimes spi ROMs that work at 1.8V. Example on Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 (Grenada family) you can find W25Q40BW rom. See datasheet www.winbond.com/resource-files/w25q40bw%20revf%20101113.pdf
I use one of those programmers quite often in pc repair, reprogramming bios and such. Looks like the same software as well. I need to get one of those cables, would save a lot of time. As opposed to desoldering the chip, programming it, and putting it back on. Thanks for the info.
Sir i would like to ask one question could you please help me the disk is spinning but getting click sounds and not detect how to solve hgst 500gb small laptop hdd
i have an old 3.5inch ide drive. attatch it to a hdd reader, the hdd spins up. no clicking, computer recognises something has been plugged in but when trying to find the hdd on computer i cant see it. any ideas? cheers
The Quick pogo pin adapter for eepROM is not shippable to Australia but the Programmer is, so I can't get what I need. The platter extractor is $220!! Time to get the 3D printer up and running I think lol.
Cheers, Excellent I would like to know if you read the data of the logic card (of the damaged disk) and recorded it to a new logic of the same disk model?
Can you make a video of your solder/desolder bench set up? What stereoscope you use, what camera for it, solder irons, hot air guns, hand tools? What is that little vacuum you have for sucking away the fumes>?
My Seagate 1tb sata drive I spinning ok. But has all bad sectors. And not detected at explorer nor getting formatted. ( CRC error) but gets detected at bios and disk Mgmt. How to make it workable again
i guess im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Gus Lionel Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
How does the pogo pin eeprom reader compare to the clip style one? I assume its better seeing as its the one you use, but can you give us a bit of commentary on how they perform and differ or improve on one design or the other? thanks for all the content as usual!
Pogo pin needs some practice. But after 4-5 reads you get the hang of it. It's a bit tricky because you have to keep pressure on the chip and then still operate the mouse to press buttons. Some ROM chips don't have header pins, so the clip does not work on those at all. Pogo pins work with both package types as they press into the pad
@@hddrecoveryservices awesome ! i figured it was something like that. thanks for taking the time to reply! any good resources for using the ch123a you can suggest? I guess I'll need to power one of the lanes sometimes as the 5v supply is spotty on these models? specifically looking for info regarding that issue..
Hello sir I'm Joshua from the Philippines my problem is won't read data this is WD my book 8tera external drive what is the possible solution thanks for asap response
Been in the I.T. hardware business 32 years now and Seagate still can't make a hdd that cant head impact if you more than breathe on it, or their cheap bearings wear causing head impact lol
Hi Erkin, Thanks for the link on the light!! I've been looking for that item after watching your videos. Dumb question for you. Are you only removing the platters to look for damage knowing you wont be trying to get data off the drive?? I don't see how that tool keeps the platters aligned if you have to put them back in and try and get data. I've seen you on a couple of videos doing that and I keep wondering if your just showing the platters are scratched and that's all. Jerry
Jerry, we line them back by edge notches. Inspection light shows what sort of damage we are dealing with. In this specific case only 2 out of 12 surfaces look potentially accessible. If client is willing to spend money for what looks like 1/6th of available sectors, then we will attempt partial recovery.
There are tools similar. I was going to make a video about actually. In North America data recovery is expensive, so the return on investment of PC3000 even with no skills should be fast. In few days I think I will film my thoughts on tools comparison and personal experience
Thinking and knowing are 2 different things my dude. A lot of ppl think they know stuff just cuz someone else said so. Back in the day ppl thought the earth was flat too :)
@@hddrecoveryservices the 3 times Ive tried it on 10, everything installs but it cant seem to detect the chip, it could be mine somehow stopped working (they are cheap chinese devices after all) but I dont have win 7 installed anymore to test it with
I read somewhere that Hitachi/HGST drives are the most reliable. I think the source was Google, which uses vast numbers of drives in its data centres, and so has extensive statistics on failure rates. Although no drive has a zero percent failure rate, but if I remember correctly the Hitachi/HGST was significantly lower than any other manufacturer. This is quite amusing, for those who remember that Hitachi inherited IBM's HDD division, makers of the infamous "Deathstar" drives. Hitachi even kept the name "Deskstar", which I thought was an odd decision. Ironic that their drives should eventually become the most reliable.
@@godfreyotejere1101 ...Western Digital is garbage! I've got 4 dead HDD's to back up that statement. Check Backblaze on your claim on Seagate. Your source would be?
@@hddrecoveryservices I have SeaGate 7200.12 1TB 3.5 inch SATA 3 GB/s internal 2011. The problem is there was a burned chip on the PCB. During that time this HD have warranty but my data is more important so I forget sending it to SeaGate to be replaced. Do you have a PCB for this drive so my data recovery will be easier and cheaper. SN: 5VP7BQTE Model: ST31000528AS PN: 9SL154-303 Firmware: CC46 Data Code: 11243 Site Code: WU They said before that if you will find a new PCB for your HD its manufacturing date of that PCB coming from another HD should be close to the manufacturing date of your HD for it to work. The story of this HD was I was using a low quality China Disk Enclosure. When the enclosure stop reading my drive I thought my drive was broken but it was my enclosure. I have two enclosures back then and never thought of removing this HD and testing it to my other enclosure. I forced the enclosure to read my HD until it burned the chip of the PCB. Then I tried it in my PC and another enclosure the drive cannot be read.
Hi, Merry Christmas, and may I ask a what may be a stupid question? Surely you know the answer, I hope you do... Will a drive cloner, like a dock type or the Aleratec Porta-cruzer, clone a MAC drive to a bare drive? Will True Image read it while booted from the USB drive? Thanks very much, I love your videos.
Thanks, In general, my question is not specific to a cloner, but, will a cloner of any make. clone a MAC drive. I guess that since they are just SATA drives it will work. Merry Christmas!
@@Saero-e6q no. The data is stored magnetically and needs EXTREME precision to be read. DVD drives are optical. And if you touch the platter you can say bye to all data.
Tbh, the best thing to do is have everything important to you on more than one drive in more than one location. Having a reliable drive won't mean much if your house catches fire for instance.
the lid is sealed with a silicone gasket. That gasket is exposed on the outside perimeter, so when the drive gets "cracked" open some of that debris lands inside. clean compressed air takes care of it, and it's loose. Debris from platter damage is a different story since the surface is magnetic so it sticks.
Hi Erkin, do you have a link for that version of the CH341A programmer software? I have an old version I think and cannot find that one anywhere!? TIA and keep up the great work!
Data is not recoverable scratched surfaces. We need to isolate them from active headmap, so that the drive does not attempt reading with them. Leaving only healthy disk surfaces in act with modified head assembly from the donor drive
no, it was probably dropped, and then left scanning with some software tools when the drive became inaccessible partially. Its important to catch these things early before more damage is done. This drive still has hope for partial recovery on 2 out of 12 surfaces. We may make a video on it later this week or next
Hello Sir, I have a FANTOM DRIVES TFD500U16 external harddrive. The power switch does not click to either on or off position anymore but is loose and does not latch to the on or off position. The external harddrive files began not being accessible at times and eventually stopped coming on. I took out the harddrive out of the enclosure. The drive does power on and spin up but seems to stop working and when it continues to spin, I get a driver not found message when I connect it to SATA to USB cable. Can the files be accessible without the harddrive being connected to the pcb board in the enclosure that it was connected to?
Hi Buddy, Can you help me wih quick PCB list(details of PCB board) for USB sata Match for swapping from usb to SATA. Thats the great work you have done. really these tools are good fantastic
@@IIGrayfoxII , OK, but I had had three WD's and two have lost partition tables with no reason, the third started to be slow and ticking, basically impossible to recover the data in a time. Never ever to buy something from the WD. The best hard drives were from the IBM , but that was once upon a time.
Seagate still does this. They also offer x amount of years for free data recovery. Hmm when an HDD maker is offering free data recovery makes me not want to buy their drives.
platter damage cases are hard and time-consuming. It depends on what you mean by "worth it". If client needs data and he accepts then it is worth it. The only the client can determine if it's worth it :)
man if its so important , read the description and stop wasting people's time.. as if the whole world needs to stop to hold your hand. it's right there!
Ну мы в общем-то тут работу делаем на не только видосы пилим :). Диск 3.5 клиентский, разбирался для диагностики и чистки поверхностей. 2.5 Ромка прошивалась для адаптации SATA борды вместо родной с USB интерфейсом. Вроде в видел всё разъеснил
My scepticism at the beginning of the video vanished during watching. Thanks for the interesting video!
I appreciate that!
I really enjoy watching these videos. You guys are amazing. Thank you so much.
Thanks Ken
Can you do the top 3 software and top 3 hardware too please?
"Sees video" *clicks on it* "WOW that's a big face!" :D
Haha, I thought the same but at the time it was too late
Jeeezuz, someone woke up on the other side of the room. Wrong side of bed is not enough lol
Besides.. dvd? I have 90 gigs of c projects. Yes, source code. Don't get me started on the other stuff. DVD is boomer material :p
@Donald J You seem angry.
i have drive can detect but not spin & incorrect function message after choose initialize disk use MBR disk management
Really fitting that Seagate put a data recovery logo on the label of the drive.
I'm sure there will be a tool for refilling helium filled drives in your tool kit in a year or two. If you don't have already.
CH341A is good only for 3.3V and 5V rom chip, if you use it on 1.8V rom chip you'll kill it most likely.
I use Revelprog which can read/write 1.8V as well 3V and 5V rom chips.
You can find many adapters here:
www.reveltronics.com/en/shop/12/chip-programmers/accessories-and-adapters
Ch341 is chip that connect usb to eprom or mcu. The programer use mcu (like 8051/atmega). 2.5" work only 5v,the 3.5 work in 12v , but controler 5v. I never seen chip that work on 1.8v only.(ddr2 ram in 1.8v,but not eprom ir rom)
If you work on hard drives as Erkin does, you might find sometimes spi ROMs that work at 1.8V. Example on Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 (Grenada family) you can find W25Q40BW rom. See datasheet
www.winbond.com/resource-files/w25q40bw%20revf%20101113.pdf
@Daniele Malagoli...thanks for the link. Much appreciated!
How would you deal with these new Helium filled drives?
You gotta put the magic smoke back in em
I have a ch341a..... For bios programming motherboard has been corrupted
I use one of those programmers quite often in pc repair, reprogramming bios and such. Looks like the same software as well. I need to get one of those cables, would save a lot of time. As opposed to desoldering the chip, programming it, and putting it back on. Thanks for the info.
It is a very convenient piece for sure Chuck
Digging the Fantastic Planet sample in the background music at 5:22
Sir i would like to ask one question could you please help me the disk is spinning but getting click sounds and not detect how to solve hgst 500gb small laptop hdd
How do I fix bad sector drives
I want to learn how to do data recovery
Check out the iSee Qianli light. Awesome bench version of the light you showed.
Pogopins, pogo test pins, thats what those needles are called. CH341A is a nice cheap eeprom reader. other tools probably are more expensive
It sure is a nice and simple tool that works really well for the price
Gracias por compartir, quisiera un laboratorio igual al tuyo
Pls in regards to write protection how do you remove it my flash drive all of asudden is write proteted
Thanks!!! Very useful information.
PS: I finally go for 3 days course about pc3000 flash that i buy from 16 to 18 of december in Rostov city. Yay :)
Nice! Congrats. Say hello to them for me :)
It's really amazing work. excellent. how can i get HDD hardware tools ?
Está guardado há 10 anos ou mais , esperando a tecnologia avançar para salvar meus arquivos ou reave-los
Love as always
:)
i have an old 3.5inch ide drive. attatch it to a hdd reader, the hdd spins up. no clicking, computer recognises something has been plugged in but when trying to find the hdd on computer i cant see it. any ideas?
cheers
Thanku so much sir for your valuable information 🙂🙂🙂🙂
The Quick pogo pin adapter for eepROM is not shippable to Australia but the Programmer is, so I can't get what I need. The platter extractor is $220!! Time to get the 3D printer up and running I think lol.
Programmer comes with a clip, but have you checked eBay for the Pogo adapter?
Cheers, Excellent I would like to know if you read the data of the logic card (of the damaged disk) and recorded it to a new logic of the same disk model?
Can you make a video of your solder/desolder bench set up? What stereoscope you use, what camera for it, solder irons, hot air guns, hand tools? What is that little vacuum you have for sucking away the fumes>?
Absolutely
@@hddrecoveryservices cool, looking forward to it. I work in data recovery as well! Love your videos!
Uuhh, that Seagate Drive looks really Bad.
yeah, that would be a challenge to get something from it
Hi there!
Regarding WD Passports, where do you get the compatible SATA board?
My Seagate 1tb sata drive I spinning ok. But has all bad sectors. And not detected at explorer nor getting formatted. ( CRC error) but gets detected at bios and disk Mgmt.
How to make it workable again
we just recover data. Hard drive repair with intent to use it again is not something we offer, so I have almost no knowledge in that area
Really 3 essential tools :)
Nice demonstration!
i guess im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I somehow lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Russell Manuel instablaster :)
@Gus Lionel Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Gus Lionel it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
@Russell Manuel no problem :)
How does the pogo pin eeprom reader compare to the clip style one? I assume its better seeing as its the one you use, but can you give us a bit of commentary on how they perform and differ or improve on one design or the other? thanks for all the content as usual!
Pogo pin needs some practice. But after 4-5 reads you get the hang of it. It's a bit tricky because you have to keep pressure on the chip and then still operate the mouse to press buttons. Some ROM chips don't have header pins, so the clip does not work on those at all. Pogo pins work with both package types as they press into the pad
@@hddrecoveryservices awesome ! i figured it was something like that. thanks for taking the time to reply! any good resources for using the ch123a you can suggest? I guess I'll need to power one of the lanes sometimes as the 5v supply is spotty on these models? specifically looking for info regarding that issue..
Hello sir I'm Joshua from the Philippines my problem is won't read data this is WD my book 8tera external drive what is the possible solution thanks for asap response
Been in the I.T. hardware business 32 years now and Seagate still can't make a hdd that cant head impact if you more than breathe on it, or their cheap bearings wear causing head impact lol
Sir how load Rom to PCB wdc with wdr
Hi Erkin, Thanks for the link on the light!! I've been looking for that item after watching your videos. Dumb question for you. Are you only removing the platters to look for damage knowing you wont be trying to get data off the drive?? I don't see how that tool keeps the platters aligned if you have to put them back in and try and get data. I've seen you on a couple of videos doing that and I keep wondering if your just showing the platters are scratched and that's all. Jerry
Jerry, we line them back by edge notches. Inspection light shows what sort of damage we are dealing with. In this specific case only 2 out of 12 surfaces look potentially accessible. If client is willing to spend money for what looks like 1/6th of available sectors, then we will attempt partial recovery.
thanks a lot for the video
is they are alternative to PC3000 ? because it is very expensiv for simple amator
There are tools similar. I was going to make a video about actually. In North America data recovery is expensive, so the return on investment of PC3000 even with no skills should be fast. In few days I think I will film my thoughts on tools comparison and personal experience
good good good... thanx from syria
How do you keep platter integrity post vacuum extraction? I thought platters had to be perfectly aligned to access data.
Thinking and knowing are 2 different things my dude. A lot of ppl think they know stuff just cuz someone else said so. Back in the day ppl thought the earth was flat too :)
I actually currently own a CH341A programmer, I havent been able to get it working on windows 10, it worked good on win 7 though
I have not tried it on a 10 yet TBH
@@hddrecoveryservices the 3 times Ive tried it on 10, everything installs but it cant seem to detect the chip, it could be mine somehow stopped working (they are cheap chinese devices after all) but I dont have win 7 installed anymore to test it with
HDD specialist lord awsome sir :D your a legend ^_^
tools available in india
Hello, do you have online courses for data recovery?
I read somewhere that Hitachi/HGST drives are the most reliable. I think the source was Google, which uses vast numbers of drives in its data centres, and so has extensive statistics on failure rates.
Although no drive has a zero percent failure rate, but if I remember correctly the Hitachi/HGST was significantly lower than any other manufacturer.
This is quite amusing, for those who remember that Hitachi inherited IBM's HDD division, makers of the infamous "Deathstar" drives. Hitachi even kept the name "Deskstar", which I thought was an odd decision. Ironic that their drives should eventually become the most reliable.
Hitachi is not the best.. Best is Toshiba and Seagate. Western digital and Samsung are OK too
@@godfreyotejere1101 ...Western Digital is garbage! I've got 4 dead HDD's to back up that statement. Check Backblaze on your claim on Seagate. Your source would be?
dear sir, is there any device to read platter data
No
Do you accept data recovery service from someone living to another country?
Absolutely
@@hddrecoveryservices
I have SeaGate 7200.12 1TB 3.5 inch SATA 3 GB/s internal 2011.
The problem is there was a burned chip on the PCB. During that time this HD have warranty but my data is more important so I forget sending it to SeaGate to be replaced. Do you have a PCB for this drive so my data recovery will be easier and cheaper.
SN: 5VP7BQTE
Model: ST31000528AS
PN: 9SL154-303
Firmware: CC46
Data Code: 11243
Site Code: WU
They said before that if you will find a new PCB for your HD its manufacturing date of that PCB coming from another HD should be close to the manufacturing date of your HD for it to work.
The story of this HD was I was using a low quality China Disk Enclosure. When the enclosure stop reading my drive I thought my drive was broken but it was my enclosure. I have two enclosures back then and never thought of removing this HD and testing it to my other enclosure. I forced the enclosure to read my HD until it burned the chip of the PCB. Then I tried it in my PC and another enclosure the drive cannot be read.
Hi, Merry Christmas, and may I ask a what may be a stupid question? Surely you know the answer, I hope you do...
Will a drive cloner, like a dock type or the Aleratec Porta-cruzer, clone a MAC drive to a bare drive?
Will True Image read it while booted from the USB drive?
Thanks very much, I love your videos.
I am not sure, I never used cloner like this
Thanks,
In general, my question is not specific to a cloner, but, will a cloner of any make. clone a MAC drive. I guess that since they are just SATA drives it will work. Merry Christmas!
How do you keep the alignment of the disks when using the Platter extractor?
Like a timing mark on the flywheel
@@hddrecoveryservices would be nice for a next video
Hi Sir, is it possible to swap platter on different hdd brand?
For what purpose? They will fit, but it will not work
Sir is there any dyi tool which can read my stored hdd platters for data recovery
No
@@hddrecoveryservices Can I use a dvd optical drive to read hdd platter for data recovery
@@Saero-e6q no. The data is stored magnetically and needs EXTREME precision to be read. DVD drives are optical. And if you touch the platter you can say bye to all data.
Uuhh its very interesting programmer tool to do damp of PCB SPI FLASH HOW IT IS CALLED AND HOW WORK Where on PCB Have connector to do damp
Awesome job ✌️✌️✌️
nice video brother !! What screwdrivers brand are you using ??
Wiha and Wera are both great
Do you do a master class?
Thank you for sharing this information , but what software do you use ..
PC3K mainly
drive.google.com/open?id=1us2XLkDSgD_9jPmDEjGY1nvqdUSqTszg
After watching so many recovery, I wanted to ask, can you suggest me which hdd/ssd have best chance of recovery and reliable?
Tbh, the best thing to do is have everything important to you on more than one drive in more than one location. Having a reliable drive won't mean much if your house catches fire for instance.
Is it possible.to recover data from low level formatted disk?
As long as it has not been used since the format.
Yes, the odds are good.
Just need to run a data recovery tool that scans the drive surface
Hi there.
I'm your new subscriber from Karachi.
Welcome to the channel Faheem!
4:12.... Where did that debris come from that just appeared on the platter then diapered!
the lid is sealed with a silicone gasket. That gasket is exposed on the outside perimeter, so when the drive gets "cracked" open some of that debris lands inside. clean compressed air takes care of it, and it's loose. Debris from platter damage is a different story since the surface is magnetic so it sticks.
Hi Erkin, do you have a link for that version of the CH341A programmer software? I have an old version I think and cannot find that one anywhere!? TIA and keep up the great work!
The CH341 can not provide correct voltage (constant 5V and logical levels). Also the provided "software" is 99% cracked, and 50% working.
I'll check tomorrow. Can you DM on instagram?
So generally speaking, if the platters are scratched like this then it is unlikely the data can be saved?
Data is not recoverable scratched surfaces. We need to isolate them from active headmap, so that the drive does not attempt reading with them. Leaving only healthy disk surfaces in act with modified head assembly from the donor drive
@@hddrecoveryservices thank you 👍
Quick question sir. What you put in between the heads that yellow thing?
It's so the heads don't magnetically stick together and rip off the sliders.
@@scoastman yes, but is it straw?
Why you use windows old version.
Windows 7 has least amount of flaws
Salva os dados do meu .
Firts comment on the line... I want that heart. Thanks for uploading videos more often. Best DR Engineer ever. Cheers man.
Thanks bro!
How reliable is this programmer? I have one from dolphin and it's crap.
I didn't use the programmer from dolphin, so I can't speak for it. What seems to be the problem with yours?
@@hddrecoveryservices it does not read properly. When you compare the reading with PC3K, they are different.
How is it possible that an almost new HDD can get so damaged? Could it be a production failure?
no, it was probably dropped, and then left scanning with some software tools when the drive became inaccessible partially. Its important to catch these things early before more damage is done. This drive still has hope for partial recovery on 2 out of 12 surfaces. We may make a video on it later this week or next
@@hddrecoveryservices Wow only 2 out 12. Pretty much all data has been compromised.
@@rsuryase depends on the zone size and file type. 1/6th is better than 0/6 :)
Why people keep buying Seagate derives?
as per backblaze statistics they are only 1 percent of annualized failure rate worse the others . nothing beats proper backup routines
Hello Sir, I have a FANTOM DRIVES TFD500U16 external harddrive. The power switch does not click to either on or off position anymore but is loose and does not latch to the on or off position. The external harddrive files began not being accessible at times and eventually stopped coming on. I took out the harddrive out of the enclosure. The drive does power on and spin up but seems to stop working and when it continues to spin, I get a driver not found message when I connect it to SATA to USB cable. Can the files be accessible without the harddrive being connected to the pcb board in the enclosure that it was connected to?
What about software 🙂
Sometime in future I will make software review
is it possible to disable bad sector hard disk drive?
Hi Buddy,
Can you help me wih quick PCB list(details of PCB board) for USB sata Match for swapping from usb to SATA. Thats the great work you have done. really these tools are good fantastic
like before I watch
Best way to recover data from a seagate? dont buy one to begin with.
🤣
I do not buy WD.
I cant agree enough.
Bought as 8TB Seagate external.
It failed within 1.5months
Replaced it with a WD.
Still running after 2 years
@@IIGrayfoxII , OK, but I had had three WD's and two have lost partition tables with no reason, the third started to be slow and ticking, basically impossible to recover the data in a time. Never ever to buy something from the WD. The best hard drives were from the IBM , but that was once upon a time.
Seagate still does this. They also offer x amount of years for free data recovery. Hmm when an HDD maker is offering free data recovery makes me not want to buy their drives.
In Russia there is a saying, free cheese only is a mousetrap :)
Hii.. this is Praveen.i want to send my HDD for recovery.. please let me know how should I send it..
Read the video description. It says how to contact them and where to send the drive.
Praveen, you can fill out your request here: www.hddrecovery.ca/contact-us
@@hddrecoveryservices already I filled twice, but no response from your side
@@hddrecoveryservices can i have your whatsapp number
I want to learn data recovery by you . As teacher for me and student of yours .
I assume with any platter damage, data recovery is usually not worth it as too much data has been compromised.
platter damage cases are hard and time-consuming. It depends on what you mean by "worth it". If client needs data and he accepts then it is worth it. The only the client can determine if it's worth it :)
Это все уже в более удобных признаках для spi flash уже давно есть!!!
Согласен, но к нам она прилетела не давно.
plz help me
i need to recover my personal files from dead hard disk
i need your help sir
man if its so important , read the description and stop wasting people's time.. as if the whole world needs to stop to hold your hand. it's right there!
How to recover deta from dead mobile
Не понял, а блины зачем было снимать на 3.5' диске. Ни с того ни с сего показал как прошил контроллер диска 2.5'. Прикол то в чем?
Ну мы в общем-то тут работу делаем на не только видосы пилим :). Диск 3.5 клиентский, разбирался для диагностики и чистки поверхностей. 2.5 Ромка прошивалась для адаптации SATA борды вместо родной с USB интерфейсом. Вроде в видел всё разъеснил
@@hddrecoveryservices а что, после того, как попала пыль и затерло часть поверхности диска, его ещё можно восстановить?
Русский акцент?
some kind of accent. Not sure it is Rusky
get your selves ssd instead folks :P
Haha, those are not more reliable. As a matter of fact low price SSDs that are built on TLC and QLC chips are total ticking time bombs.
Seagate I will never buy from them 3 fails from them in short space of time
2 of my external drives failed miserably. I stare at a hammer lovingly as i think what i'm going to have to do to them in the future. Both Seagates.