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Sherck2016-12-11 08:06:23
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Sherck, 2016-12-11 08:06:23

Is it possible to reprogram hdd?

I often get an HDD after a fall. This is usually after they turned to specialists and they were told that: only a donor and only hardcore and only a kick is expensive. I also answer them and 95% refuse and leave. In most cases, after the fall of the HDD, the head flies out. For example: they brought a 1TB HDD, opened it, 1 pancake had two heads and the top head flew out. Accordingly, the question is: if a hard drive has 1 head blown out and the second one is intact, can it be reprogrammed to one head?

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TyzhSysAdmin, 2016-12-11
@Sherck

To remove the information, only the donor and only the replacement of the block of heads, well, then everything goes to the dump.
Turning off your head won't help.

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15432, 2016-12-11
@15432

Of course you can. There is a special software for these purposes. For example, PC-3000 (expensive but versatile), WD Marvell (WD only, there are free old versions). Also take a look at the ru-board forum , there is a lot of information on all manufacturers. Once I tried to repair my hard, but nothing really happened. Maybe you'll have more luck.

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