Toshiba SSD data recovery

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• SSD data recovery

  I spilled a glass of wine on the keyboard of my MAC BOOK PRO.  The SSD (1 TB) hard drive will not start.  I need to find a data recovery service to recover about 3 000 photos from disk.  Someone at - it services provider?

  SSD drives are not as recoverable as readers with magnetic rotating media. If the liquid got inside the car, maybe it's not recoverable.

  But the models of MacBook pro of 2015 should allow no liquids on the motherboard. He may not start for a much simpler problem aside, like a short circuit in the keyboard.

  If it were mine, I'd get another drive in an external enclosure and install Mac OS on it and see if YOUR files, (not more than 350,000 files comprising Mac OS) are recoverable. (The Mac can be installed on and boot from any drive appropriate, internal or external.)

• 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...

• Satellite A100 - hard drive data recovery

  Hello

  I recently tried to help a friend for his Toshiba Satellite A100 data recovery, died on this screen.
  I thought this would be a task simply remove the hard drive and put a HARD drive caddy and attaching it to another computer.

  This doesn't seem to work.
  Can I put the hard drive in the computer and I can hear start the computer to the top and was able to see it with a LCD display. I was able to delete the data in this way, so we're safe.

  My question is why do we seem to remove the disc and see on another computer?
  I guess it must be an interface or format the laptop can be used for the recovery section and cannot therefore be seen as a normal drive.

  If I could not delete the data because say the motherboard is dead. Is it possible to be able to see the data on another computer.

  E-mail: [[email protected]]

  > My question is why do we seem to remove the disc and see on another computer?

  Of course you can do if you want to use a symbol external USB SATA controller (external HARD drive) you should be able to connect to another computer.
  But if the HARD drive is faulty, it will not work.

• Satellite L850: Drive HARD Firmware problem prevent data recovery

  Am a little confused and need a simple explanation
  My HDD L850 died under warranty and was sent to the people of data recovery to recover the data before entering new drive under warranty.

  I am told that my hard drive has a fairly unique combination of firmware and the drive that prevents the recovery until they get this firmware. Now 6 weeks after it happened I stll wait.

  Someone in support could explain to me in simple terms, why this firmware is the problem cause and so far can only be obtained by your partner data recovery company?

  Hello

  I think that you will here get a correct answer, why the people of data recovery needs of these packages since it is a user forum.

  But to my knowledge all the 2.5 hard drives and SSD drive supports various firmware.
  These firmware tells the hardware how to interact with the operating system.

  It seems that people in data recovery needs these packages in order to get access to the HARD drive, and I presume, without the compatible firmware, it is not possible to recover the data.

• Access the SSD of recovery on a 7008tx Pavilion Dv7 with a broken BONE

  Then... I poured a can of soda on my keyboard, the other day. The fluid was able to go through the keyboard in the unit. Not long after that the unit has stopped operating, display color lines on the screen.

  I managed her apart and cleaned the internals, very carefully, and leaving the map screen and system alone. Apart from a small amount of liquid, the motherboard was intact.

  Put all together now I have a few questions.

  First: The system is a Pavilion Dv7 7008tx, with two 1 TB drives in a raid array. 8 64-bit Windows. Oh and data recovery is on a ssd internal flash drive.

  Second, the questions start with the 1st player making the rattling.

  the operating system is not recognized and disk hp check comes back clean, although the noisy drive was no noise when checking!

  I tried to initiate the recovery, but the original start menu refuses to accept anything, except that there is no boot device, go to hp.com/go/techcenter/startup and install an operating system. Disconnect the hard drive master/01/borked does not help.

  Unfortunately the tech center told me after checking readers confirming the bios and such to contact hp.

  I searched for a few hours for a via USB initialization method and manually run the executable SDS.

  I have another laptop which runs on windows 7 if it would help

  I would really like to help at least from recovery on the ssd. I assumed that it works no matter what, like its on a separate drive.

  Then mabye I could actually check what damage to the unit. The color of the screen disappeared, and he seems ok, except for the drive grunts.

  Edit: I know almost nothing about the raid, and as such, I'm a little lost. can I buy another drive and Chuck? The recovery will work then?

  The ssd is recognized in the system diagnostics.

  Hello

  In my view, that the recovery partition is E:, not Q: (SSD), unless your machine is NOT a dv7-7008tx, OR you have modified the original for a new HP dv7-7008tx configuration. The following image shows:

  

  (a) C: and D: 2 1 TB HARD drive each.

  (b) E: recovery partion, physically sharing with C:

  q Q: 32 GB SSD that is inaccessible (for Intel RST).

  Looks like the first physical HARD disk has not physically so both C: and E: failed, you cannot recovery from there.

  Kind regards.

• Corrupted data recovery water Iphone 6

  We know anyway to get data of an Iphone that does not turn on?

  I am desperate to get my photos from my broken phone and a loan to pay for it, but I do not know if everyone can do?

  The photos I want are not saved on icloud to bring from the phone itself are the only way.

  However, it was damaged more than a month there are water and did not put in operation since

  Thank you

  The bottom line is not. You can pay a ton of money for a service of data recovery, but it is useless with the encryption using the iOS and the iPhone with your data. All what they will recover is meaningless strings of gibberish, not files and with no way to decipher gibberish it's worthless.

  Sorry, but that the data is finished now.

• Impossible to get a HD data recovery to set up

  Due to my iMac HD dying, and my backup default HD before I could recover, I had to have the backup disk recovered to a (expensive) data recovery service. The HD, they gave me with the backup Time Machine recovered is in the format exFat. In the Terminal, I could see the following information about this. Disk utility, he sees, and the mount button is activated. But it will not rise. Any ideas?

  / dev/disk1 (external, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * TB 5.0 disk1

  1: Microsoft Reserved 134,2 MB disk1s1

  2: Microsoft data base CASE3020 5.0 TB disk1s

  See if it mounts on a Windows PC.

• Slow response from phone to monitor data recovery

  hhaving problems with my app Apple Watch (watch OS 2.2) of the iPhone data recovery 6 (iOS 9.3.4). When I click on various watch apps - FaceBook Messenger, Messages, etc., they seem to take forever to recover data. I tried to restart watch it and iPhone without any improvement.

  If I remove the applications from the watch and then reinstall them this solves the problem for a short time.

  Ahy suggestions?

  Hello

  For best performance of your devices, make sure that both Bluetooth and Wi - Fi are enabled on your iPhone (and keep them permanently active).

  Also, make sure that you have installed the latest versions of all applications (on your iPhone: App Store > updates). To install updates for the associated Apple Watch applications also automatically, select automatic App install (on your iPhone, in the application of the watch, go to: Watch My > General > App Install).

  It can help to disable the twinning and re - pair your watch. The app shows on your iPhone takes a backup of your watch automatically when the disparity with the app choose to restore from backup during the whole upward. Most of the data and settings will be restored, with a few exceptions (for example cards Pay Apple, access code):

  • Cancel the twinning of your iPhone - Apple and Apple Watch Support
  • Set up your Apple Watch - Apple Support

  In the future, notes that new arrivals under watch OS 3 - software update that is should be out this fall / Fall - include much faster loading of your favorite applications, including applications to launch immediate up-to-date information.

  More information:

  http://www.Apple.com/Watchos-preview/

• 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

• Linux data recovery software

  I have recentaly lost my data from my Linux operating system. I used Stellar Phoenix Linux data recovery software. This [recovery Linux | http://www.data-recovery-linux.com/] software retrieves almost of my data. Demo version of the software is free in which you can see the preview of recoverable data.

  Hey

  Thanks for the link. :)

• Vista and all applications of Toshiba on the recovery disk?

  Hello everyone

  I have problem with recovery disk on my laptop.
  When I had formatted my HDD I lost my recovery and I can't return it.
  That is why I need order of Toshiba backup recovery, but I have a question about it.

  Could you please give me some information?
  Are my lost Windows Vista and applications Toshiba on backup recovery?

  I thank very you much for the replies.

  Hello

  The Toshiba Recovery disk contains your laptop factory settings. This means that the operating system (in your case, Windows Vista) and all the drivers Toshiba and tools. It s like you started the laptop first time.
  In addition, the disc contains a picture of the factory settings and compared to a Microsoft disk you save a lot of time because already installed updates to Windows and all the drivers and tools you need to work properly for laptop.

  I hope I could help a bit to understand.
  If you have any other questions, please let us know! :)

  Good bye

• What Toshiba SSD can be used for Satellite U200

  Please could you recommend me a * Toshiba * SSD for my laptop satellite U200.
  You need 120 or 128 GB.

  It would include a migration (for example Acronis) tool to copy my HDD (80 GB) to a new SSD?

  Thank you!

  I guess most of the SSDS that support the SATA controller/interface would be compatible and should operate within this U200 series.

  But you won't get readers full SSD performance as most SSDS are faster than the speed of my HARD disk controller support.

  I assumed that the device supports common SATA I (150 MB/s) controller. The SSD supports SATA III or SATA II (300 MB/s). But SATA is compatible to the bottom. Therefore, you should be able to also use the disks SSD SATAII/III

• ix4 - 300 data recovery

  Hello

  I have an ix4-330 with a raid5.problem because I myself stop working.to restarting, the computer gave me a raid5 parity error. Page: manage/diagnosis I appeared the problem and had to fix check and accept. No data warning possible perdiad or appeared as me.after a while system boot and thought everything was settled, the parity error is gone and everything was fine. Also the configuration of users and shared folders.but when I tried to access via FTP or through the explored windows there was nothing! I see that ssh entering the raid are created and active and synchronized.no solution to this? who could have happened?

  I finally opted to use R-Studio data recovery program. It worked perfectly. Now, I'm going to do a factory reset to back up the device to work.

• Data Recovery HP once recovery

  I moved my 'once' HP on a USB key and on an external HARD drive data recovery. Is there a way to make these bootable data again?

  Thank you

  Hi there @Brotocol,

  Thank you for joining the Forums HP's Support and welcome! It is a great place to ask questions, find solutions and get help from others in the community! I read your post on the Forums of HP Support. I wanted to join you and help! I understand that you had the recovery of data on a USB key, put it on another hard drive and you want to know if you can take on this hard drive again.

  Due to software licenses, only a set of recovery disks can be created. This means that you could have done a copy USB or CD/DVD of it only. There is no way for you to get off the other hard drive to use it now.

  You will need toget a USB HP recovery disc or HP recovery disks. Please follow the provided document and follow the steps to order recovery media if you need.

  Please let me know if I answered your question by clicking the "Thumbs up" if the troubleshooting in this post steps solves the problem for you please click on the button "Accept as Solution" . This will allow to the others is that present the same problem a solution also. If you need assistance, please let me know to publish again. Could you please include your model number (How can I find my model number or product number?) also?

  Thank you!

  Have a great day!