Another interesting recovery! You mentioned that nowadays you would have attempted to fix the device rather than swapping the memory and controller chips.. do you have any idea on what is/would be the issue with the defective board? Thanks again for sharing your vast knowledge!
Hello, I'm from Brazil and I have a problem with my Seagate 2t external hard drive. It disconnected itself from my MacBook's USB port and since then the computer is no longer recognizing it. Additionally, the blue light no longer lights up when connected to the HD. I did a test and removed the part where the light is and connected it to another HD, and on this other HD the light blinks. When I enter the disk utility, the HD appears there with its 2t, but it does not appear in the folders on my computer. I have already used 3 different data recovery programs, however they freeze at a certain point without finding any files and it keeps saying that there are more than 100 hours left to complete the process. I'd like your opinion and, if you have Discord, we could set up a quick video call just so you can take a look and make an assessment. Thank you for your attention!
Pumping out videos like a mad man. However, you should maybe think about a better inventory management if you have "boxes full of stuff that you forgot about".
what kind of flux is that? i dig how you heat your work remove the chip and wick the old solder off and clean the pads and re tin them ..these videos are great to learn the working knowledge of data recovery...and one other question do the caps have values wrote on them like paper ones or is that info on the schematic ..finding this channel is like watching Ken Shirriff's stuff ..im in awe :) thanks
Thanks for binging dude! Flux is made by MG Chemicals and it's been my absolute favorite for many years. I have Amazon links to it just in case in description. Caps don't have values written on them, but some good multimeters are able to measure capacitance. I use UNI-T UT61E+ at the shop and it has that mode for measuring
Finding those footages can show how much you have developed in your work. This is very important in every work. Great job! 🎉
Your physical agility to work at such a scale is amazing. Great job on this. Subscribed
Thanks
hooray for more videos! finding old storage like that must be a trip, fun to look back on
Oh yeah totally. Just need to find time to look at all of this stuff. There is just so so much
Total mess on a desk is completely alright, if you're working on something. Great video!
So true!
Hoorah another video by the one and only!!!
Another interesting recovery! You mentioned that nowadays you would have attempted to fix the device rather than swapping the memory and controller chips.. do you have any idea on what is/would be the issue with the defective board? Thanks again for sharing your vast knowledge!
Great job Erkin! You make it look so easy! I wish I had your soldering skills. Jerry L
You can do it!
Hello, I'm from Brazil and I have a problem with my Seagate 2t external hard drive. It disconnected itself from my MacBook's USB port and since then the computer is no longer recognizing it. Additionally, the blue light no longer lights up when connected to the HD. I did a test and removed the part where the light is and connected it to another HD, and on this other HD the light blinks. When I enter the disk utility, the HD appears there with its 2t, but it does not appear in the folders on my computer. I have already used 3 different data recovery programs, however they freeze at a certain point without finding any files and it keeps saying that there are more than 100 hours left to complete the process. I'd like your opinion and, if you have Discord, we could set up a quick video call just so you can take a look and make an assessment. Thank you for your attention!
Please help me
Excellent. looking forward to seeing these.
More to come!
I'd love to work for you. Your methodology is fantastic.
Nice work mate
Thank you 👍 Paul
Pumping out videos like a mad man. However, you should maybe think about a better inventory management if you have "boxes full of stuff that you forgot about".
Lol, box full of my own belongings
Videos are coming like meteor shower here 🎉🎉🎉
what kind of flux is that? i dig how you heat your work remove the chip and wick the old solder off and clean the pads and re tin them ..these videos are great to learn the working knowledge of data recovery...and one other question do the caps have values wrote on them like paper ones or is that info on the schematic ..finding this channel is like watching Ken Shirriff's stuff ..im in awe :) thanks
Thanks for binging dude! Flux is made by MG Chemicals and it's been my absolute favorite for many years. I have Amazon links to it just in case in description. Caps don't have values written on them, but some good multimeters are able to measure capacitance. I use UNI-T UT61E+ at the shop and it has that mode for measuring
@@hddrecoveryservices wow ..i wondered how that worked ..thanks :)
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
i could never have the patience to do something like this
Erkin cool job my friend once again amazing.
Thanks you 😊
Scratched platter data recovery possible 😢😢😢please help me😢😢😢
Another great video, thank you
hi man what would it cost to extract data from 1 tb m2 ssd ?
Excellent
Can't the heat from the heat gun damage the chips?
More than lost data?
what would such a recovery cost???
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Great work 👌👏👍💯
Great job
for a moment I thought you were going to say you had to do data recovery on your own device. lol
Are you using the jbc jtse hot air station
yeah. I just wish it had presets. Otherwise I am happy with it
@@hddrecoveryservices oh it doesn’t have presets? thought on jbc website it had up to 25 temperature profiles and airflow
Great jobs
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