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Quantum BigFoot TS 5.25 Series Bigfoot TS19.0AT 19G Hard Drive

Data Recovery from old and obsolete Bigfoot TS19.0AT 19Gb Quantum hard drive. DataBE specializes in providing data restoration for faulty Quantum disk that suffers from any kinds of failure symptoms.

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$170 Data Recovery: Bigfoot Ts 5.25 Series Bigfoot Ts19.0at 19g

Quantum BigFoot TS 5.25 Series 19 GB
Model: Bigfoot TS19.0AT

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After reboot the hard drive lost files, Fireball Plus KA 6.4 GB

HD was working in old computer. Removed HD and installed in a new computer as a second drive. Moved the jumpers from Master to 'cable select'. Windows XP did not detect the HD. Powered down the PC and disconnected power cord. Moved the jumper setting to 'slave'. Again XP did not detect the HD. Opened BIOS and noted that BIOS did not recognize the HD. Exited out of BIOS and started computer. Noticed that the HD is not spinning or clicking. I don't believe that it was spinning or clicking the first time I installed in the new computer. I opened the cover, did not touch anything and placed cover back on.

Adam C.
Foss North America
Eden Prairie, MN USA

Thanks for the help in recovering my data.

AS Error: drive not ready system halted

I have had an HDD crash (Maxtor), probably a broken head or spindle as I
hear clicking noises

Christian P.
Gentod Switzerland

Dear Sirs,
Many, many thanks for your help.