Hard Drive Recovery 101
By tomcrikor
This post will refer solely to drives for personal use. In the datacenter you should be using RAID and/or backup or redundancy method in which case a single drive failure isn’t something you waste time trying to analyze or fix.
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I’ve run into 3 major types of drive failure:
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PCB Failure: A case in which the PCB has been “fried”. This happened dramtically once when connected an IDE drive to a system and let the disk rest, upside down, ontop of the case. It ran fine for aminute and then pop/spark there was a hole burned in a chip on the PCB. In this case the only solution is to go to eBay and buy an identical drive and swap the PCB.
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