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Pipecrew 09-19-2005 09:44 AM

hardrive Data recovery places?
 
The power adapater on my toshiba exploded and my hardrive stopped working.. that's life i guess.

I got a quote from one place and they want 1500 and thats a 60% chance of recovery of data..

It's a scam becuase they make you pay for all the parts and labor regardless if it works or not, so thats like 700 right there you are sinking into a useless hardrive if it doesnt work.

Has anyone went through this process before, if so, was it successful?

Sparks 09-19-2005 09:50 AM

Geek Squad at Best Buy will do it fairly cheap. I had a friend do it a few months back after he spilled a 1 litre coke on his laptop.

Good luck!

Thurbs 09-19-2005 09:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pipecrew
The power adapater on my toshiba exploded and my hardrive stopped working.. that's life i guess.

I got a quote from one place and they want 1500 and thats a 60% chance of recovery of data..

It's a scam becuase they make you pay for all the parts and labor regardless if it works or not, so thats like 700 right there you are sinking into a useless hardrive if it doesnt work.

Has anyone went through this process before, if so, was it successful?

i've used a data recovery service out of canada before, was a pretty good turn around, 1500 sounds very high for a 60% chance of sucess if you ask me though.

TaDoW 09-19-2005 09:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pipecrew
The power adapater on my toshiba exploded and my hardrive stopped working.. that's life i guess.

I got a quote from one place and they want 1500 and thats a 60% chance of recovery of data..

It's a scam becuase they make you pay for all the parts and labor regardless if it works or not, so thats like 700 right there you are sinking into a useless hardrive if it doesnt work.

Has anyone went through this process before, if so, was it successful?

fuck that shit ...

my friend can do it .... he's a sweet christian boy and would do it for free for me, but if it's business related he might want to charge like a hundred bucks...

I'm not in the industry anymore ... don't know how you'd feel about sending a HD to someone with ties .. if u want you can send the HD along with a non-disclosure =)

Pipecrew 09-19-2005 09:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TaDoW
fuck that shit ...

my friend can do it .... he's a sweet christian boy and would do it for free for me, but if it's business related he might want to charge like a hundred bucks...

I'm not in the industry anymore ... don't know how you'd feel about sending a HD to someone with ties .. if u want you can send the HD along with a non-disclosure =)

ahaha it's all good, it's a personal laptop, 0 business related stuff on it. Just has alot of pics and contacts.

Right now i'am just trying to figure all this out, I wanted to get this crap sorted out today but now we have a hurricane coming ugh.

TaDoW 09-19-2005 10:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pipecrew
ahaha it's all good, it's a personal laptop, 0 business related stuff on it. Just has alot of pics and contacts.

Right now i'am just trying to figure all this out, I wanted to get this crap sorted out today but now we have a hurricane coming ugh.

oye vey ... good luck with that :Oh crap

if you decide you want me to ask my buddy about it .. hit me up, my icq is 10323612, I usually still pop on a couple of times a week =)

sandman! 09-19-2005 10:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pipecrew
The power adapater on my toshiba exploded and my hardrive stopped working.. that's life i guess.

I got a quote from one place and they want 1500 and thats a 60% chance of recovery of data..

It's a scam becuase they make you pay for all the parts and labor regardless if it works or not, so thats like 700 right there you are sinking into a useless hardrive if it doesnt work.

Has anyone went through this process before, if so, was it successful?


if the hd does not spin up and cant be seen by the bios that seems to be the going rate at most places for recovery if it spins up and is physically seen you can try software that should be able to recover most of anything.

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude 09-19-2005 11:38 AM

There is a company called "Total Recall" that offers a free quote and "no recovery, no fee" service:

Total Recall

Also, DiskDoctors and other such companies are listed under "Data Recovery" in Google.

Good luck,

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