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Ali96642020-02-18 19:41:32
Ali9664, 2020-02-18 19:41:32
Hard drive fly tss?
Hello, what is the MUHA CC in the picture?
The screw is not detected at all, and then I decided to connect it to the terminal
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@Zettabyte
No, this is not a "CC / LED CC fly" (actually, with it, LED:000000CC errors go to the terminal ).
The Tsetse fly was on a Seagate 7200.11, and your drive is obviously newer.
Your disk can have a dead head or just about anything.
If the issue with the diagnosis is still relevant, you can use one of our options for data recovery consultations: https://rlab.ru/contacts/
There is a whole set of them: forum, social networks, Telegram, WhatsApp...
If you need to recover information from a disk, I would advise you to stop all experiments and contact a company that deals with this (and only this) professionally.
In normal companies, diagnostics are free, and by independent actions you risk making the situation worse. If you need help deciding where to go, let me know.
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Zettabyte, 2020-02-24 @Zettabyte
is this MUHA CC?
No, this is not a "CC / LED CC fly" (actually, with it, LED:000000CC errors go to the terminal ).
The Tsetse fly was on a Seagate 7200.11, and your drive is obviously newer.
Your disk can have a dead head or just about anything.
If the issue with the diagnosis is still relevant, you can use one of our options for data recovery consultations: https://rlab.ru/contacts/
There is a whole set of them: forum, social networks, Telegram, WhatsApp...
If you need to recover information from a disk, I would advise you to stop all experiments and contact a company that deals with this (and only this) professionally.
In normal companies, diagnostics are free, and by independent actions you risk making the situation worse. If you need help deciding where to go, let me know.
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