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July 24, 2008
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HDS722540VLAT20 Hitachi Deskstar 7K250 40 GB Hard Drive Data RecoveryIf you are looking a FIRM price for data recovery BEFORE you send the failed data media to the recovery lab, then this is the RIGHT place for you.
When applying for data recovery service for this drive, you may choose between Regular and Emergency services.
All prices shown are in U.S. dollars Flat price covers ALL recovery procedures, including
Turnaround time for regular and emergency services.
The regular turnaround time typically takes 3-5 days. EMERGENCY SERVICE is available as well. The time frame for this type of data recovery service: same day if possible, or normally 1 to 2 days. The EMERGENCY SERVICE recovery cost is indicated in the price table above. Please be aware of, in some complex recovery cases the recovery process time may be affected by capacity of hard drive and condition of surfaces on the disk. For detailed information about our other optional services you may order, conditions, shipping cost, etc., please click here. |
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James B.
IBM IC35L060AVVA07-0 60 GB From Customer's order System had been experiencing random failures for a couple of weeks. HD was checked with Hitachi GST Drive Fitness Test with a report of no errors. Did replace MB cooling equipment and a video card which seemed to fix the system. Three weeks later the system had a random crash and upon re-boot HD was not found in BIOS. Further investigation showed drive was not spinning up. Tried drive in three different computers as a slave and result was the same, no spin up and no BIOS recognition.
After recovery: Dear Sirs,
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Tom F.
Hitachi HDS722525VLAT80 200 GB SATA From Customer's order The drive in question was set as a slave drive. The operator system on the Primary drive had to be reinstalled. The slave drive was removed from the computer and the Primary drive was formatted when the operating system was reinstalled. The slave drive was then put back into the machine and the operating system only saw the drive as having a capacity of 120GB. Because of the errors we decided all of the data off of the slave drive. The files were put onto an external drive. After verifying that the files were readable on the external drive we deleted them from the slave drive. We then decided to copy the two main directories. This is when the folders appeared empty...
After recovery: Thanks for your help...
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