HDD Printed circuit board (PCB) with board number 2060-001215-003 is usually used on these Western Digital hard disk drives: WD1600JD-40GBB2, DCM DSBHCTJAH, Western Digital 160GB SATA 3.5 Hard Drive; WD2500JD-00GBB0, DCM HSBHCTJAH, Western Digital 250GB SATA 3.5 Hard Drive; WD1200JD-75GBB0, DCM HSBHCTJAH, Western Digital 120GB SATA 3.5 Hard Drive; WD2500JD-53GBB0, DCM HSBACVJAA, Western Digital 250GB…
Case:After the client’s server was crashing, the server was restarted to find that 3 plates were turned on, and the system could not start. Solution:According to the administrator, the server has been running for many years, and the system is MS Win2000. As for the array level administrator, it is unknown. In this case, it…
Today’s high capacity hard disk drives store its drive parameter and service information in flash memory on the circuit board that is specific to that disk drive. This makes disk data recovery all the more complicated since you cannot just swap the board out.
Flash Data Recovery has taken on a whole new meaning with the higher capacity hard disk drives on the market. If you have a hard disk drive that has a blown circuit board doesn’t try to swap it out in hopes of doing your own data recovery because it won’t work.
The only option in these cases is to find a donor circuit board, harvest the required parts and install them in the bad circuit board. This is just another reason you have to be careful when choosing a data recovery professional. It is difficult to perform this task without destroying the circuit board.
The latest hard disk drive circuit boards are highly complicated and employ “Surface Mount Technology” to install the components. When one of these components needs to be replaced it requires a highly skilled re-work technician otherwise the circuit board can be destroyed making data file recovery impossible.
Buyer Beware!
Case:The customer’s Toshiba 750G mobile hard disk has been used for a long time. Today, the data is unable to access the data today, and there is a sound of the magnetic head. Solution:After the engineer’s testing and analysis, a large number of bad disks appeared in the hard disk, the magnetic head had abnormal…
Case:Mr. Chen, the newspaper, interviewed the recording on the spot.Back to the company, you need to upload information and publish, and when you insert your computer, you cannot find the previous disk.Customers are more depressed. Each time you insert it, you can see the data in the disk format and copy it. Now how can…
Head Crash This is a physical damage of the disk platter when the head of a hard disk scratches the surface of the disk. This is the result of the grinding sound you hear when this occurs. Firstly, turn off your computer and do not attempt to power it up. Prolong power to the hard disk will only cause it more harm and causing further complications. Consult a data recovery firm immediately and avoid dismantling the disk to repair the problem yourself. Operating without the correct tools and a lab environment can result in further extensive damage that complicates the data recovery process.
Bad Sectors Typically bad sectors are physical damage of a span of disk area. When the head make several attempts to read from the same area of disk multiple times but fails, it generates the clicking sound. This can also occur when the head is unable to calibrate with the media servo tracks due to the gradual weakening of the magnetic domains on the platter that causes the drive to reset continuously. Perform a disk surface scan if the condition of the hard disk is not too bad. This helps to mark all bad sectors and prevent your system from writing new data on the marked sectors of the disk.
Mechanical Faults This is a physical damage and these sounds can be caused by a malfunctioning spindle, Read Write head or loose components. Backup your data immediately if you are still able to access data on the disk. Your disk is near the end of its life and will stop functioning anytime. If your disk stops spinning after a period of clicking sound, you may wish to send your disk to a reputable data recovery firm to recover your data.
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Case:Customers describing most of the data in a computer’s 160G mobile hard disk suddenly lost, and did not do other operations later. Solution:Based on customer description, preliminary judgment may be due to the loss of data due to virus destruction, or deleting deletion, and the chance of recovery should be very high.Through the underlying analysis…
HDD Printed circuit board (PCB) with board number 100389148 is usually used on these Seagate hard disk drives: ST3160212A, 5LS, WU, PN 9BD012-065, FW 3.AAE, Seagate 160GB IDE 3.5 Hard Drive; ST3120213A, 5LS, WU, PN 9BD01C-302, FW 3.AAD, Seagate 120GB IDE 3.5 Hard Drive; ST3802110A, 4LR, TK, PN 9BD011-033, FW 3.ADH, Seagate 80GB IDE 3.5…
