The data recovery from a damaged drive can be costly. Last year, my external backup drive was damaged and it cost me approximately $3 thousand dollars. The recovery period was not short either as the company that did it was very methodical in recovering over 99% of the data in the damaged drive.
I don't know if it's just me or anyone else but I have tried 2 different software (one is shown in this video) to recover data from an external drive but they didn't work for me and I also found the software a bit complicated.
Short and to the point. Very well explained. Thank You!
Nice work, however the 2.5" adapter won't power the larger 3.5" drive directly.
The data recovery from a damaged drive can be costly. Last year, my external backup drive was damaged and it cost me approximately $3 thousand dollars. The recovery period was not short either as the company that did it was very methodical in recovering over 99% of the data in the damaged drive.
Did you save any of it in the cloud?
@@matthewd84 not yet!
Whats the name of this device?
This is not a "recover". This is a regular reading by using a proper device.
If your devices shows "Dynamic Inavlid", you can use TestDisk and recover your data. Dont get confused with the enter key and the P= Explore Key.
Any recommendations on a cost effective data recovery place?
Did you need any software to recover it?
I have old “scuzzi” drives. Will this work?
I don't know if it's just me or anyone else but I have tried 2 different software (one is shown in this video) to recover data from an external drive but they didn't work for me and I also found the software a bit complicated.
Is it also useful for 5 1/4 floppies?
I checked "Disk Drill" and it's $90. Pretty pricey Anything cheaper out there?
just download the crack lil bro, who pays for software
Thx. Thiz will save me $
no one selling this to kosovo 😔