Recent content by mijan

Have a look at www.diskfacts.com, may give you some help

Somewhere i have read that there is a firmeware issue and that the drive is on its last legs when this fails. try www.computer-recovery.com or www.zienex.com if all fails they apparantly deal with this type of thing as they know all about fujitsu drives with similar problems

It sounds as though the disk is on its last legs. the clicking is for certain because you trying to access damaged part of disk. I am afraid the suggestion above may kill the drive completely. you may have to try a data recovery company, try www.computer-recovery.com or www.zienex.com both from...

The drive may have a faulty controller.If the worst comes to worst try www.computer-recovery.com or www.zienex.com my bosses used them for recovery data of a dead drive, they may be of help to you.

I guess you mean the drive does not power up, i have heard that changing the faulty controller can work, try any of the disk supplers for one to buy. but i have also heard that you could damage the disk if not done properly, not sure how. if the worst comes to worst try...

Hmmm i would of thought a burn out of the electronics. You might have some luck with a replacement. but there is probably other failures. take care if you attempt that. try www.zienex.com or www.computer-recovery.com they are both very good at recovering data.

Sounds like an odd problem, i think the catalogue has been altered, probably needs the likes of a specialist, if you want you data back, but do not write anything to the disk. Try www.computer-recovery.com they are very good at data recovery.

It may be that the drive has failed and has a hardware fault if it does not appear on the bios or that the file system has become corrupt normally the partition but there are other areas that can cause the same errors. You can try to repair the partition but you need to know what you are doing...

There is probably no way of replacing lossed survo , but try www.computer-recovery.com they have some ways of bypassing this type of loss and at least recover the data.

If the drive was sent to a data recovery place then why could the data not be recovered. i have seen this problem reported here in the past and i suggested to who ever it was to try www.computer-recovery.com they are good this type of loss.

Replacing the board will not help, there are known problems which is probably the reason behind the drive failing. Try www.computer-recovery.com they are good at this type of problem.

Tricky but i think providing you have not overwrote the deleted data then you may have a chance. try www.computer-recovery.com they are good at recovering data from this sort of thing.

The drive may have developed physical errors on the Boot code or other OS critical areas. If the data is important avoid powering the drive as this may worsen the problem. Try www.computer-recovery.com who should be able to help.

hoani There could be numerous reasons, i have suggested the most common reasons. The profesionals would know what really is at fault and would no doubt asses it in a controlled environment to get the best results. I would say if the data is on a partition further up the disk and is important...

Another drive that suffers the typical head failure. Normally keeps ticking and slowly destrying the data completely. Try www.computer-recovery.com if there is data that you really need back.