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May 15, 2008
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DK23EA-60 Hitachi 2.5-inch Travelstar DK23 60 GB Laptop 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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Eduardo I A.
Hitachi HTS548040M9AT00 40 GB laptop From Customer's order Short circuit using 2.5" to 3.5" IDE converter. No clicking & No spinning. Change the board.
After recovery: Thank you for all your work, we've got the data and very impressed with the results, it's like the drive crash never happened. We definitely could not possibly ask for more of it.
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Justin A.
Hitachi IC25N080ATMR04 80 GB laptop From Customer's order Laptop had intermittent hard drive problems, tried to solve by software. Suspected virus, but not confirmed. Computer restart itself in the night, and when I saw it in the morning, OS not found was displayed. Tried several restart attempts, no ticking or clicking, but sometimes the drive would spin, sometimes not. Sometimes BIOS recognized, sometimes not. Power would sometimes go to it, well, you get the picture, sometimes not. I tried the drive in an exact model of another laptop, did the same thing. I tried to restore or view drive integrity using various freeware drive utilities, but as I did not have the experience in recovering, gave up fairly quickly. I'd like to get the drive cloned to a new hard drive enclosed, so it will boot.
After recovery: Thank you very much for getting this completed so promptly, I never expected a reply so fast, you just made my day...
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