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QAIX > Hardware > PC3000 28 March 2008 15:44:13

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David 28 March 2008 15:44:13
	What happens if you have a hard disk which spins erratically, or the heads are making clicking noises, or maybe everything seems fine but the disk is just not recognized by the PC or any other tool? Since you don't have access to the disk you may conclude that it is due to the controller board failure or some mechanical or physical damage, and whatever you try to do to fix the drive is then driven simply by your intuition because you have no information about the status of a drive that is simply not recognized by your utilities. But help is at hand, because the PC3000 is a unique tool that can communicate with the drive in such situations by using vendor specific commands to switch the drive into kernel mode - the one that is used by the manufacturer to provide read/write access to the firmware on the controller board and firmware modules, such as Microcode Overlays, HDD Configuration Tables, Defects Tables, SMART Attributes, Security Subsystem, Adaptives, etc., stored at the disk service area (maintenance track) at negative cylinders. When the drive is not recognized by the PC, it basically means that the HDD cannot boot up properly due to electrical failure, mechanical/physical damage or corruption of the firmware modules on the controller or the disk service area (maintenance track). By using PC3000 you can diagnose the drive and determine exactly what is causing the failure. Furthermore, in our experience more than 50% of such failures (and for some particular HDD models over 90%) are due to firmware related problems that can be resolved using PC3000. You can simply reload firmware modules onto the damaged drive or just use one of the PC3000 built-in fixes available for the most common failures of the particular HDD model, such as Fujitsu MPG's firmware damage, Maxtor's G-List/P-List corruption (e.g. 'Maxtor N40P' and 'Maxtor Athena' family), Western Digital's S.M.A.R.T. counters overflow and others. PC3000 supports 3.5" ATA/SATA Hard Disk Drives from the following manufacturers :- Maxtor/Quantum, Seagate, Western Digital, Fujitsu, IBM/Hitachi, Samsung, Conner, HP, Kalok, Teac, Daeyoung, and Xebec. More info - devin624@hotmail.com or visit www.7hdd.net/english
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Odie Ferrous 5 May 2005 21:06:13 [ permanent link ]
	David wrote:> More info - devin624@hotmail.com or visit www.7hdd.net/english 1. How much (bearing in mind the Chinese price is vastly different from the Russian which is again vastly different from the USA price... 2. Do you expect much business trading from a hotmail account. 3. There are so many dodgy versions of this package floating around, how do we know yours is the pukka (i.e. genuine) item? Odie (By the way - just tried your site again. 10 minutes down the line, it is still loading...) -- Retrodata www.retrodata.co.uk Globally Local Data Recovery Experts
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Joep 6 May 2005 02:11:49 [ permanent link ]
	"Odie Ferrous" <odie_ferrous@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:427A5285.2B65F32E@hotmail.com... 3. There are so many dodgy versions of this package floating around,> how do we know yours is the pukka (i.e. genuine) item?> I seriously doubt this is the genuine thing ... that being said, a while ago I was approached by a Chinese manufacturer of clones of so called 'recovery cards'. They worked just as good (or bad) as the genuine stuff. The same goes for the software that was shipped with it. Those cards typically retail at $69 or so, I was only supposed to pay a fraction of that. -- Joep http://www.diydatarecovery.nl
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David 10 May 2005 19:02:47 [ permanent link ]
	Our new website - http://www.pc3khrt.com/ PC3000 with PCI Card Coming Soon.......
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Jimguru 26 May 2005 08:32:12 [ permanent link ]
	For what it is worth....... I have found the TRUE PC3000 (www.acedre.com) to be a valued addition to our recovery lab. I have been in the recovery industry and find that there is no substitute for the real thing whether recovery software, hardware, or technique. Your data is our business..... jimguru
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David 4 September 2005 17:48:28 [ permanent link ]
	What happens if you have a hard disk which spins erratically, or the heads are making clicking noises, or maybe everything seems fine but the disk is just not recognized by the PC or any other tool? Since you don't have access to the disk you may conclude that it is due to the controller board failure or some mechanical or physical damage, and whatever you try to do to fix the drive is then driven simply by your intuition because you have no information about the status of a drive that is simply not recognized by your utilities. But help is at hand, because the PC3000 is a unique tool that can communicate with the drive in such situations by using vendor specific commands to switch the drive into kernel mode - the one that is used by the manufacturer to provide read/write access to the firmware on the controller board and firmware modules, such as Microcode Overlays, HDD Configuration Tables, Defects Tables, SMART Attributes, Security Subsystem, Adaptives, etc., stored at the disk service area (maintenance track) at negative cylinders. When the drive is not recognized by the PC, it basically means that the HDD cannot boot up properly due to electrical failure, mechanical/physical damage or corruption of the firmware modules on the controller or the disk service area (maintenance track). By using PC3000 you can diagnose the drive and determine exactly what is causing the failure. Furthermore, in our experience more than 50% of such failures (and for some particular HDD models over 90%) are due to firmware related problems that can be resolved using PC3000. You can simply reload firmware modules onto the damaged drive or just use one of the PC3000 built-in fixes available for the most common failures of the particular HDD model, such as Fujitsu MPG's firmware damage, Maxtor's G-List/P-List corruption (e.g. 'Maxtor N40P' and 'Maxtor Athena' family), Western Digital's S.M.A.R.T. counters overflow and others. PC3000 supports 3.5" ATA/SATA Hard Disk Drives from the following manufacturers :- Maxtor/Quantum, Seagate, Western Digital, Fujitsu, IBM/Hitachi, Samsung, Conner, HP, Kalok, Teac, Daeyoung, and Xebec. www.pc3khrt.com
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Neil Truby 4 September 2005 23:12:31 [ permanent link ]
	Why have you posted this? Not only is it irrelevant to this newsgroup, and most others you've posted to I expect, but your website is a pile of shite.
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Obnoxio The Clown 5 September 2005 01:11:06 [ permanent link ]
	Neil Truby said:> Why have you posted this? Because he is a cockmunching fucktard of the highest order. Not only is it irrelevant to this newsgroup, and most others you've posted> to I expect, but your website is a pile of shite. You bothered to look? How sad! :o\| -- Bye now, Obnoxio "C'est pas parce qu'on n'a rien ` dire qu'il faut fermer sa gueule" - Coluche A smile is a gift that is free to the giver and precious to the recipient. But giving someone the finger is free too, and I find it more personal and sincere. sending to informix-list
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Guest 3 January 2006 10:27:35 [ permanent link ]
	Does the $69 Data recovery card from China work as well as PC3000? If so, do they provide the software and manuals in English and the most curent firmware? Stone cyber_stone84@hotmail.com
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Guest 20 February 2006 09:19:05 [ permanent link ]
	SAMING Recovery card and recovery software and let you use computer free. more information on www.saming.com vicky@saming.com
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Guest 28 March 2008 15:44:13 [ permanent link ]
	I am wondering if they are selling guenuine products. Someone knows ? _____________________________________________________ DATADISCOUNT - French data recovery company http://www.datadiscount.fr
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