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• data recovery on a virtual esx server running on workstation7

  Hi friends,

  I'm trying to configure vmware Data Recovery. I use the esx4 and vsphere that both are running on the virtual machine Desktop 7.

  Everything was fine until the power of the virtual device section vmware Data recovery.

  When I am trying to turn on the virtual device of DR, it gives a problem of compatibility with the host (virtual esx) cpu.

  I'll soon post the error.

  Help, please.

  Kind regards

  Arumon

  As far as I know, this device is 64-bit based - so it does not work in a nested VM

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• What is the cable of data recovery?

  With my flame came a wire called 'data '. What is the difference with a normal Micro USB cable? Is it connected differently?

  I noticed that when I connect to my flame using a standard Micro USB cable, then it behaves funny. I saw him restart spontaneously, and also saw him plug and unplug several times. With the cable of data recovery, connections appear to be stable, but I wonder why. The Keon has worked well with a standard Micro USB cable.

  Hi Fekle,

  I'm not sure what the difference is in the cable of data recovery. For me, when I use this cable to recharge, my camera flame has strangely, sometimes requires me to remove the battery before restarting the unit.

  I had written to T2M asking how to use the wire and this was their response:

  Please follow the instruction below to rescue the phone.
  

  Firstly, we send a Recovery Cable with RED label with Flame phone, which is placed outside of Flame package. Please make sure that you have it.
  

  Secondly, please download Emergency rescue tool from http://cds.w5v8t3u9.hwcdn.net/Flame%20Rescue%20Tool.zip, unzip it, run Flame.exe and follow the attached PPT instruction to start the rescue.
  

  -Ralph

• SSHD Toshiba MQ01ABD100H - Firmware / data recovery problem

  Hello!
  I have the mission critical data on a MQ01ABD100H of Toshiba to SSHD which was in a Sony VAIO for less than one year who decided to stop working from one day to the next. All I care about is the data. A professional data recovery company apparently reputable rated player, told me that it was a "mechanical failure", said they could recover the data and gave me a quote of $1500.00. A week later I was told something different; They said the platters and heads seem to agree and the problem seems to be on the circuit board and/or flash drive, and they didn't know how to recover the data. They told me that they have consulted Toshiba too. I asked them if they replaced the pcb Board and they would not tell me or answer questions more. I have the drive in my hands and am looking for options. I really believe that my data is recoverable if the trays are okay, right?

  Here's what I know for sure; the bios of the machine of Sony VAIO Windows 8.1, correctly recognizes the drive. However, it does not start and is not accessible or recognized with cmd prompt Windows 8.1 UEFI options. The drive is not encrypted. After putting the reader into an external enclosure and its connection to another Win8.1 machine, the player starts with no extreme sounds of survey. Slowly, she clicks a few times as if the heads are looking, but then calms down and keeps running quietly. I have installed a Data Rescue PC3 software that recognizes the drive and its attributes correctly but can't read or clone. I have the Partition Wizard software mini tool, which recognizes the drive correctly, but shows the drive as being unreadable.

  That's what I'm trying to do. I'm looking for a donor on mine, with the same model drive, date, firmware, site, number of PCBS, hard drive code.

  Now, here is my unknowns and I appreciate everyone a preview with these. If I change the pcb edge myself, I need still more likely transfer the firmware for the new Board of Directors, even if I try it without doing it. I don't know where the firmware is stored, is there a rom chip or is it stored in the Flash Player. I'm not certain if, with this model of SSHD, if this can be done with replacement of the chip or the software? If it is stored on the Flash drive how is available independent of the HHD part? Must the reader Flash itself be harvested? But what happens if the flash player is bad, how can the firmware ever be recovered? Any ideas anyone? ... other than myself shot in the head, I'm kidding. I think that this may be a common problem that will often not resolved.

  I have the drive in my hands and am looking for options. I really believe that my data is recoverable if the trays are okay, right?

  I am not an expert but if applications cannot access the data and cannot read data from the SSHD then you will need professional help...

  I found the storage Toshiba page where you could get details on this SSHD
  http://Toshiba.SEMICON-storage.com/e...ient-sshd.html

  Mate good luck...

• Speed of data recovery of DIAdem data base using data Finder Toolkit in LabVIEW

  I have developed a LabVIEW code using the toolkit OR database search to extract the data from the tiara. I formed queries for data extraction. But data recovery takes more time to retrieve the data.

  I have attached my image of LabVIEW code with this post. In what I circled the VI 'Waveform results', which is the VI toolkit database search that takes more time for extraction. My trial, application takes only a few milliseconds to run, but 'Results to Waveform.vi' takes about 35 seconds. I also want to run the same type of search for 5 times. In total, it will be taken approximately 1.5 minutes to 2 minutes for the execution.

  Is there another alternative way to do this research? Kindly help me to resolve this.

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  Driss

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• taken over by "data recovery file. cannot remove

  I was ibvaded by a program? calls the data recovery. He wants 87,50 USD to fix my problem. (WHAT PROBLEM? OTHER THAN THEIR INVASION?) Now I have wrnings as "sector of disk not found". I tried the system restore, but no luck.

  Hello

  (1) have there been recent changes to the computer before the show?

  I suggest you analyze your computer Microsoft Safety Scanner, it will help us to get rid of viruses, spyware and other malicious software.

  The Microsoft Security Scanner is a downloadable security tool for free which allows analysis at the application and helps remove viruses, spyware and other malware. It works with your current antivirus software.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Note: The Microsoft Safety Scanner ends 10 days after being downloaded. To restart a scan with the latest definitions of anti-malware, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again.

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• Samsung hard drive crash data recovery

  I recently had to replace my hard drive on my desktop Dell Inspiron 503 S.  How can I resurrect the data of the
  Fried disc.  In my view, that the bad drive has a problem with the circuit board, since I am unable to do anything with it.  Thank you for your help.

  Rgds,

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  If the disk target hard is physically damaged as you say, you cannot receive it yourself. You would need to send it to a professional data recovery company. I use savers by car, but there are others. General prices run from $500USD on-site. Investors recovered all disk data on a portable player that failed for one of my clients, and it cost $2 700. He thought that it was worth the money; only you know what's worth your data. I understand that some insurance companies now cover fresh data recovery so check with yours.

  Drive savers - http://www.drivesavers.com MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - Don ' t Panic!

• Netflix in WMC «there was a problem of data recovery...» »

  I installed the latest round of updates (Ultimate) of Windows Vista and it apparently burst Netflix in WMC.  Now, I get the error:

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  Internet works on the machine.  I reinstalled Silverlight (v4) and Netflix for WIndows Media Center.

  How to diagnose and repair the problem?

  Thank you!

  Keith...

  Sorry for the delay, but I've been busy (in my free time) trying to get this to work.

  I gave up trying to resuscitate MCE and installed a brand new Windows Vista Ultimate Edition with Service Pack 2.  After apply all WIndows patches and installation of Silverlight, I have the "Netflix" element in MCE.  He invites me to install, what I'm doing.  However, every time I start MCE and go to Netflix, he tells me to do reinstall - no login screen.

  I tried all the "mcupdate" article and then supported your steps above, but no go.

  I did this twice, so it wasn't just a fluke.  Apparently, the part of Netflix to MCE is not detect the plug-in that it installed.

  Any thoughts on what to do then?

  Thank you again...

  Keith...

  Later: I ran "mcupdate" after the steps you suggested, and now Netflix is gone again!

  Later: same problem on my other computer running MCE and Vista.  I don't want to mess up this computer so I left as what.

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• G61-406SA: dead laptop data recovery

  My portable fuel not up - quite dead.  I tried the Hard Reset, but that has no effect.  I suspect that it's cheaper to replace that repair, but I would at least get the data on the hard drive.   (The spec says it's a 250 GB SATA hard drive).

  Yes, I normally have a backup plan, but I didn't do it while I was traveling so I lost 2 weeks of work.  I have 2 questions:

  1. is there a way to check if the HD is still OK?  I can't find instructions on how to even find and even less to remove it.

  2. If I peut to work, what have people found is the best way to retrieve the data?  Data recovery services charge an arm and a leg, so I prefer to do it myself if possible.

  Hello

  If it is a mechanical problem with the drive, you can sometimes have a 'window' where she will be exploited before freezing (you can get an indication if the player starts to get hot very quickly), but it is worth considering if you are unable to get all the data at once: I recently pulled data on a HARD drive where the player would only run for 10 minutes at a time that was almost as exciting as watching paint dry!

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Failure of hard drive on HP laptop DV 6000 Pavilion Windows XPsp3 OS - need help data recovery

  Failure of hard drive on HP laptop DV 6000 Pavilion - need help data recovery

  HP Pavilion DV 6108 NR, RG365UA, purchased late 2006 at best buy, with Windows XP, upgrade to Service Pack 3. It has a Fujitsu 60 GB HDD partitioned into C: and a D: Recovery.

  Windows tries to start, but goes to a blue screen with the message: "Unmountable Boot Volume" for a second, then just guard recycling until I force a shutdown.

  Phoenix BIOS, hard drive test result: "Fail #1-08".

  I ran a program to drive on the Cdrive analysis/recovery and it seems to show the directory structure intact, and he was able to recover some files. I used the free Seagate (which only retrieves the small files). The second pass only works so well and in the third set as the program says that I should not go further, and I need to contact a professional drive recovery company.

  However, drive D seems to be intact, so I wonder if the disc is damaged or just one aspect of the logical drive C is bad.

  How can I get the D: to run recovery on it software? The recovery discs, made by Best Buy, just proceed to the R / F / Q option screen, and when I press R, I get a blue screen every time.
  Pressing the F10 key at startup bothers me nowhere. Ditto the key F11.

  I don't like hard disk; This is the data (files, documents, images, etc.) that I want to.
  I contacted HP to order recovery disks, but they are no longer available for my computer.

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
  Jon

  Update...

  I found a site that offers the following:

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-13442-recovery-kit-435422-001-for-HP-model-number-dv6108nr.aspx

  Recovery Kit 435422-001 for HP model dv6108nr number

  

• "data recovery" indefinitely in the console of vCM

  When I try to display the folder "templates", under the 'Virtual Critetre' folder under 'respect' for the vCM console section, it does not display models.  The status bar at the bottom says "data recovery" indefinitely.  Anyone seen this before?

  Most of the other files are not either.

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  This is normally due to have messy stop a client system. Bad data gets cached in an XML file that is used to track the filters of the user on the nodes.

  A workaround is to connect to the VCM by using a different URL (for example the IP address instead of the computer name), or FULL domain instead of the short name. This works because the data cached by IE are associated with the URL.

  In many cases, this can be corrected by deleting the user cached data. To do this, quit all instances of Internet Explorer, and then delete the whole UserData, or four randomly-named subfolders beneath him. (The C:\Users\[user name] \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\UserData). Note that most of this path is system and hidden, so you will need to change attributes or explore view settings and run "As Admin", in order to see and delete the folders.

  A more extreme challenge is to remove the affected user profile (computer Properties\Advanced system Settings\User Profiles\Settings...). Deleting profile removes the data cached in IE (like many other things, like office customizations, etc.).

• Restore desde Máquina con virtual instant con Vmware data recovery

  Hola,

  This is mi consulta. Al estar Máquina instant con corriendo, el data recovery me backup finishes correctamente el, pero los discos what copia son los snapshoted.

  14/05/2012 23:01:37: progressive run to the top of the disc "[NFS_PRODUCCION] MV1/MV1-000004 - flat hard" using SCSI Hot-Add.
  14/05/2012 23:18:53: progressive run to the top of the disc "[NFS_PRODUCCION] MV1/MV1_1-000004 - flat hard" using SCSI Hot-Add.
  14/05/2012 23:43:15: progressive run to the top of the disc "[NFS_PRODUCCION] MV1/MV1_2-000004 - flat hard" using SCSI Hot-Add.
  14/05/2012 23:46:55: progressive run to the top of the disc "[NFS_PRODUCCION] MV1/MV1_3-000004 - flat hard" using SCSI Hot-Add.

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  El tema're tendría as hacer el commit instant Los, pero me da miedo Quebec City of algun problema y no tenga backup bueno, anterior al momento in what is genero instant los

  MUCHAS Gracias

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• Full VM data recovery or just snapshots?

  Hi people,

  I'm really in doubt on this subject.

  I started a job to backup with approximately 20 virtual machines, and after a while, when it finished I checked the ocupied backup size. Then I surprised because the size of the entire backup was only 64GB, and the storage space total occupied by all virtual machines is about 1 TB.

  
  So, how can I do a full backup vm?

  Example/Question: If I lost the entire data store where my vm running (one really disaster), I can restore my vm with data recovery (with backups stored in the other data store)?

  Kind regards

  sm4rtins.

  I don't know what help I can be, because my main experience with VDR is full of episodes of frustration. It could have been a reasonable product, but it seems to be deliberately crippled, and although version 2 is much more stable than the 1.x version (we meet only a few points of restore damaged about once a month or more, and not twice a week), it's always make us nervous.

  The only thing I would say is that we use fast SAN storage for destinations. VDR doesn't seem to be sensitive to the speed of disk I/O, and my assumption is that we get a restore point damaged when the disk i/o on the SAN is high (the SAN is shared with about 40 virtual machines and several physical servers that use for cluster storage databases). We do not have the data to back up this hypothesis (still trying to get a handle on how I'd get I/O stats to prove), but I don't see what it might be (other than the product being simply bugged, which might be the case).

  Could you move your store of destination from NFS to a fast SAN, just to see if the error rate?

• VMware data recovery high CPU, all backup IDLE tasks

  Hello

  Today, I noticed that data recovery is very active, but all my backup jobs are inactive.  According to the top in the VM data recovery:

  

  The CPU seems busy, and all hearts across this ESXi host are fortification at 85%, with an average of 15%.  What could cause this?  I don't want just restart the virtual machine without understanding what is happening.

  I allocated 2 virtual processors and 2048 MB of mem for vDR.

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  vSphere 4.1u1

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  It could have been a check re-indexing, recover or integrity. If a re-indexing running backup jobs will not start. Validate through the logs of vDR.

• Backup the VMware Data Recovery backupstorage?

  Hello

  Anyone who does backupstorage VMware data recovery backups to tape is?

  We back up several virtual machines on a NAS via CIFS. I don't know why someone would be the backup to a vmdk if they have a single SAN. This would mean that your backup are on the same storage as virtual servers, you backupped.

  VMware Data Recovery can keep track of the story according to your configuration. But if the NAS goes down, then you lose the history. My suggestion is to backup all the backupstorage on tape, but I wonder if it works. Do you need to take it apart if you are sure, that there is no dedup or optimization of processes running? A restore work? I want to say VMware Data Recovery will accept this 'old' storage and you only give access to the files? Because when you look at the backup storage, you'll see the files that don't resemble the original virtual machine.

  Thanks in advance for your comments!

  See also this thread:

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