Unsay nindot nga sofware gamiton pag ayo sa hardisk nga guba or naay bad sector.

[baruk]

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naa daghan just research lang ang probleme it takes time to find out kong unsay nindot !!!!!na software!!!

[nodols3]

Pwerteng daghana sa internet madownload na mga appz para bad sector..

Pero if logical lang na na BS puede ra maayo, even a simple formatting will do..but if its the problem with the service area, firmware, or even physical defects , la jud ka mahimo ana bro..walay milagro ana..kinahanglan gyud kag software which is specifically and dedicated na software for HDD repair..
Which are usually russian ang mga author..

[ruelnov]

and you may have the right software+hardware combination for HDD Repair, but it's how you use it that matters...coz u need to understand the firmware structure which is different for different models of HDD...

in short, u need to have the skills & experience, else u end up just screwing up ur HDD and rendering it unrepairable anymore.

[dark_humbz]

OT:
pero ang mas maayo ana, imo kung kontakon, den adto kang sir ruel imong ipaayo saying nga gi refer tika niya... Wit wiw! wakokokow!

[chken]

Let Greenvalley Computer Repair Services take care of it.

[abloyboat]

minor problems can be solved software nga dali ra makit-an sa google, even format of hdd can solve the prob. a little bit major problems can be solved using softwares ma download sa maxtor, seagate, etc. (depende sa brand sa imong i-repair). grabe ka major problems, kanang physically guba gyod ang disc, wa gyod kay mahimo.

[inspector_ronan]

Hehehehe ayos mga ka bro natin mag advertise. GO Boss RUEL !

[ruelnov]

minor problems can be solved software nga dali ra makit-an sa google, even format of hdd can solve the prob. a little bit major problems can be solved using softwares ma download sa maxtor, seagate, etc. (depende sa brand sa imong i-repair). grabe ka major problems, kanang physically guba gyod ang disc, wa gyod kay mahimo.

let's summarize what can be fixed or not:

1) Logical errors --- YES, the easiest of all HDD probs --- low level format can deal with it.
2) Physical Bad Sectors --- YES, the easiest of major HDD probs, if you have the skills & experience + right software-hardware complex.
3) Firmware Corruption causing HDD not to be detected by BIOS (bad SMART, bad Defects Table, bad Translator, corrupted Firmware Modules)--- YES, same as #2 above.
4) HDD locked with ATA password --- YES, same as #2 above.
5) Defective PCB or Logic Board --- YES, same as #2 above.
6) Damaged Read/Write HEAD causing HDD to produce CLICKING noise or KALA-KALA --- YES, but it costs more to replace the head stack assembly than buying a new hard disk.
7) Severe Platter Damage --- NO.
Seized Motor Bearings --- YES, but not all the time.

Take note that the utilities you can find at HDD manufacturers' website can only deal with #1 prob and in 10% of the cases for prob #2 (HDD Regenerator included)...

[abloyboat]

let's summarize what can be fixed or not:

1) Logical errors --- YES, the easiest of all HDD probs --- low level format can deal with it.
2) Physical Bad Sectors --- YES, the easiest of major HDD probs, if you have the skills & experience + right software-hardware complex.
3) Firmware Corruption causing HDD not to be detected by BIOS (bad SMART, bad Defects Table, bad Translator, corrupted Firmware Modules)--- YES, same as #2 above.
4) HDD locked with ATA password --- YES, same as #2 above.
5) Defective PCB or Logic Board --- YES, same as #2 above.
6) Damaged Read/Write HEAD causing HDD to produce CLICKING noise or KALA-KALA --- YES, but it costs more to replace the head stack assembly than buying a new hard disk.
7) Severe Platter Damage --- NO.
Seized Motor Bearings --- YES, but not all the time.

Take note that the utilities you can find at HDD manufacturers' website can only deal with #1 prob and in 10% of the cases for prob #2 (HDD Regenerator included)...

saato pa naa ra sa no. 1 and 7 ang akong gi-post (and maybe no. 2 pod).

[ruelnov]

korek...