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February 06, 2012
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4R060L0 MAXTOR DiamondMax 16 60 GB 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.
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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Biswarup M.
Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 40GB From Customer's order The computer was fine when we left in one evening. When we turned it on the next morning, the computer did not come up (just blinks). Then we turned it off and restarted. It came up with the message "Press F1". Once F1 was pressed, it came up with the same message "Press F1". That continued for few times. Then we had sent the computer to our IT department. They told us: BIOS: acknowledges Hard Drive. Dell IDE Diagnostics: Error reading drive. Knoppix: No Hard Drive found.
After recovery: Thank you for your efficient work in restoring our data.
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Jeremy A.
Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 (6E040L0510653) 40 GB From Customer's order Drive is NOT visible in BIOS. Possibly caused by installation of MS X Box 360 Media...A program that allows 360 to read files from PC. Probably just being paranoid. System worked fine after this install for a day. It then froze and had to be forced to shut down (held power button). Upon reboot, this drive (master) and the slave western digital drive on same ribbon were not recognized by bios. I disconnected slave drive, hoping that this was somehow the problem. The best that I could get from the bios was the drive being recognized as 'N40P'. I did quite a bit of poking around on the web (after putting another DM 8 drive in from another PC) to discover that the firmware microcode is probably corrupt. The only software that I could find (that didn't require special hardware) seemed a bit sketchy and had a retail similar to the cost of your services. So I didn't try to do anything with the firmware. While it's hard to swallow, I think that a budget of $600 is reasonable only because of those pictures of my children, which I couldn't bear having to tell my wife are gone.
After recovery: Dear Data Recovery team,
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