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Hard drive data recovery

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by codell, Jul 20, 2004.

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Does anyone know of someone who does this sort of thing, and who doesn't want my first born??

#1 codell, Jul 20, 2004

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Dude, it costs an arm and leg to do it. I think it ranges from $500-$3,000.

Have you tried the software Ontrack Recovery? It might help a little.

#2 Rockets34Legend, Jul 20, 2004
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Originally posted by nWo34Life
Dude, it costs an arm and leg to do it. I think it ranges from $500-$3,000.

Have you tried the software Ontrack Recovery? It might help a little.
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software won't do me any good. Part of the hard drive itself went bad (the lil arm reader thingy)

#3 codell, Jul 20, 2004
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Apple used DriveSavers exclusively, but it was expensive.

#4 Mulder, Jul 20, 2004
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It's usually really expensive. There are some programs that can do some data recovery that you can download, and sometimes Linux can do it too. If your drive is dead/dying, sometimes you can put it in the fridge and get enough life out of it to get your data off.

#5 Vengeance, Jul 20, 2004
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I had called around here in Dallas when I had trouble w/ my HD and they said it was going to cost me my 1st born....it sucks.

#6 Rockets34Legend, Jul 20, 2004

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