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Sunday, January 13, 2013

Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player

Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player Tube. Duration : 5.35 Mins.


See how to turn one HDMI port into two USB inputs so your HDTV can showcase your photos, music, and video copied to any USB hard drive or memory stick from your computer! Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player www.bhphotovideo.com Western Digital Passport www.bhphotovideo.com

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Hard Drive Data Recovery - Western Digital Head Swap

Hard Drive Data Recovery - Western Digital Head Swap Video Clips. Duration : 10.00 Mins.


www.acsdata.com ~~~WARNING~~~ ****THIS IS NOT AN INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO**** There are key steps and some proprietary information that has been edited out. This is also only a 10 minute video, where just the head swap alone can take well over an hour depending on the drive. We also don't show our method for aligning the heads on this particular model. This video was originally produced because many of our customers were simply curious, or ill informed about what is done to physically repair a hard drive for recovery. This video is not intended to make you think swapping heads is easy. This video is not intended to make you think you can do it yourself. In 99% of this cases, if you attempt this on your own, even within a clean room environment, you will probably lose your data for good. Also, just because your drive is clicking, does not necessarily mean the heads are bad. Proper diagnosis is key with doing data recovery correctly. Most lower level companies will just try to swap the heads, when it may be a PCB or firmware issue. When the head swap doesn't work, they will say your data is unrecoverable. We get drives like that in every week, where a customer has been told the heads are bad, when they weren't. So just because your drive is clicking, there maybe something more to it, but you won't have the proper equipment needed to verify this or not and neither will a lower end data recovery firm. The simple message here is, if your data is critical, make absolutely sure you ...