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Recovering data from a DiamondMax Plus 9 80Gb hard drive

 
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Ijourneaux
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 10:31 pm    Post subject: Recovering data from a DiamondMax Plus 9 80Gb hard drive Reply with quote

It looks from a traffic perspective, that I should have posted to this forum instead. Sorry for cross posting

Hi everyone. Here is my situation.

The DiamondMax Plus 9 80Gb hard drive in my wifes computer died this weekend. As I started exploring options on how to recover the few files she really needs, I came across this forum. Although I haven't read the entire thread, I think I have moved to a point where I need more help.

The drive that is toast is a YAR41BWO, 6Y080L0422651, sticker M6FYA. The drive seems to spin up when I power it on. It is recognized by the bios and other drive recovery software but any attempts to access give an error #1117

I had a DiamondMax Plus 9 160Gb hard drive where one of the IC was toasted a year ago or so. It was a YAR41BWO 6Y160P0042211, Sticker F8FYA. Figureing I had little to lose, I moved the CPU board from the 80Gb drive to the 160Gb drive. I was somewhat surprized when I could successfully read the 160Gb drive. That seems to indicate that the PCB from the 80Gb hard drive is good.

So....... since the PCB board seems to be good, what are my options now for recovering data off of the 80Gb hard drive? The drive doesn't make any suspicious noises. It just seems to spin quietly.

I tried using MHDD. The IDs it self correctly, responds correctly in INIT and Spin down but if I try to scan the drive, every sector is bad and I can hear the heads move.

I can use all of the help to avoid my wife's wrath!

Take Care all
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 03, 2008 9:06 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sounds like a SMART error.
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 7:22 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hey you should go through http://www.diskemergency.com atleast once as I think it will benefit you . It is one of the well known data recovery service provider which retrieve data from any drives.
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 11:37 pm    Post subject: Re: Recovering data from a DiamondMax Plus 9 80Gb hard drive Reply with quote

Ijourneaux wrote:


Hi everyone. Here is my situation.

The DiamondMax Plus 9 80Gb hard drive in my wifes computer died this weekend. As I started exploring options on how to recover the few files she really needs, I came across this forum. Although I haven't read the entire thread, I think I have moved to a point where I need more help.


I have this exact same drive, but the reason why it doesn't work is that it was plugged into an enclosure that was plugged accidentally into the wrong power supply (damn externals have same power jack but different amp/voltage power supplies).

A nice smell of burnt plastic. POOF! Well there's a chip visibily fried on the hard drive circuit board.

If/when you recover your data; I would be interested in purchasing that drive from you -- more specifically the board.

Let me know.

Thanks!
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