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Part 3 Cloning a HDD with Bad Sectors Using HDDSuperClone in Linux | Data Medics Recovery Services
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In this third part of our series on how to recover data from a HDD with bad sectors, we'll explore the tool HDDSuperClone. This newcomer on the scene is probably the most powerful software tool for hard drive imaging and hard drive cloning.
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In this third part of our series on how to recover data from a HDD with bad sectors, we'll explore the tool HDDSuperClone. This newcomer on the scene is probably the most powerful software tool for hard drive imaging and hard drive cloning.
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Part 2 Cloning a HDD with Bad Sectors Using ddrescue in Linux | Data Medics Data Recovery Services
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 года назад
Homepage: www.data-medics.com Original ddrescue written guide: www.data-medics.com/forum/threads/how-to-clone-a-hard-drive-with-bad-sectors-using-ddrescue.133/ ddrescue triggers & documentation: www.gnu.org/software/ddrescue/manual/ddrescue_manual.html In this part 2 of the series on how to clone a hard drive with bad sectors, we'll explore installing ddrescue. We'll also discuss how to use the...
Part 1 Intro & Linux Live USB Setup | Data Medics Data Recovery |
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 года назад
Our Homepage: www.data-medics.com Data Recovery Forum: www.data-medics.com/forum Parrot OS: www.parrotsec.org/ Balena Etcher: www.balena.io/etcher/ In this first part we'll discuss important setup information about how to set up for cloning a hard disk drive that has bad sectors. We'll also discuss how to set up a Linux Live USB drive for the imaging / cloning process.
Seagate Data Recovery Adjusting AFH Values in PC-3000 / ZOC
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.5 лет назад
In this video I'll be showing how our company can modify AFH values to boost the temperature of weak Seagate F3 heads. This can greatly improve reading in some cases and even prevent needing to replace the heads in other cases. PC-3000 has, as of yet, not added this function, but we've build an excel sheet which can automatically adjust the values and generate a script to run in ZOC. If you hav...
Seagate 3Tb Not Recognized HDD Recovery ST3000DM001 Backup+
Просмотров 6 тыс.6 лет назад
For more information regarding our data recovery services, please visit our website: www.data-medics.com In this video, I do a live recovery of a real data recovery case involving a 3Tb Seagate Backup Plus hard drive. The drive spins up and sounds normal (no click of death) but is never recognized by the computer. It requires a firmware patch to be performed using PC-3000.
Data Recovery of CHS (non LBA) Old Hard Drive Using PC3000
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.6 лет назад
This video is a tutorial showing how to use Data Extractor software (a part of the PC-3000 system) to copy / extract data from an old CHS hard drive. For more information about our company please visit our website: www.data-medics.com Or visit our data recovery forum: www.data-medics.com/forum C/H/S or Cylinder Head Sector is an older scheme for keeping track of sector locations on hard drives....
Apex Tool Lab Review | Data Medics Data Recovery Service
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.6 лет назад
This video is a review of Apex Tool Lab's E-Tool head combs. It is not intended as a data recovery training video, but it features a real procedure of replacing read/write heads in a data recovery clean room. This video is produced by Data Medics (www.data-medics.com). You can find Apex Head Combs and Head Replacement tools at apextoollab.com/
WD My Book Data Recovery | Slow Responding Fix & Encrypted Data
Просмотров 30 тыс.6 лет назад
In this video, we are handling a real data recovery case involving a WD My Book external hard drive that was dropped/knocked over. The hard drive does not click and is spinning normally, but it is not recognized by the host computer. It is determined that the hard drive has the "WD Slow Responding Bug" a common firmware issue resulting from bad sectors being improperly re-allocated by the drive...
Cleaning Contaminated Hard Drive Heads Under Microscope for Data Recovery
Просмотров 8 тыс.7 лет назад
In this video you can see the delicate work of HDD read/write head sliders being cleaned. The heads were contaminated after a computer tech opened a hard drive (don't try this) and touched the platter. The contamination you see is oil from the skin of his finger. It took about 5 times cleaning the sliders just like shown in this video, but in the end, the data was recovered from the drive at ar...
Data Recovery Training | WD Decryption After Imaging
Просмотров 4,5 тыс.8 лет назад
In this video tutorial, I'll show you how to process WD decryption using PC-3000 after you've already completed some imaging and without needing to re-read the sectors from the original hard drive. By using the submap feature it's quick and easy to re-process the already recovered data as shown in the video. For more information, please visit our forum www.data-medics.com/forum
PC-3000 Working With Toshiba 3.5" HDDs Using Hitachi Utility
Просмотров 4 тыс.8 лет назад
In this data recovery training video we show how to work with Toshiba branded Hitachi 3.5" hard drives. This can be a challenge as the Toshiba model number system doesn't correlate to the Hitachi family naming system and it may take time to find the correct setting. Also there's an unusual phenomenom that requires you to put in a wrong family techno key before the correct one will be accepted. ...
Read Write Head Sliders Stuck Between Platters of Seagate Laptop Drive
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.8 лет назад
Here you can see the detached read/write head sliders which became stuck to the platters and were subsequently ripped off. This will be a very difficult recovery case to handle. Update: Drive was recovered and over 99% of files were in tact. Only a few were corrupted from the bad sectors caused by the stuck sliders.
Data Recovery - Samsung HDD with ALIST Damage & Passowrd Lock using PC-3000
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.8 лет назад
In this data recovery video, we show how to successfully recover data from a 2.5" Samsung laptop hard drive that had a damaged ALIST module in the firmware using the read through utility funciton of PC-3000. Update: We did later remove the password security which restored PIO & UDMA access, however it was even slower than imaging through utility. This video is brought to you by Data Medics prof...
Review of Justhost.com How to Recognize a Bad Hosting Company
Просмотров 3288 лет назад
How to recognize a bad hosting company like Justhost.com or BlueHost.com before you make the mistake of signing up for their hosting services. This simple test will prove to you exactly how much or little they actually care about their existing customers compared to how much effort they put into getting new customers all the time while neglecting their existing customers. Only SiteGround.com ac...
Obsolete | How to change Windows 10 Search to Google Search Engine | Cortana
Просмотров 23 тыс.9 лет назад
Unfortunately, Microsoft greedily updated Windows 10 so this fix wouldn't work anymore. I recommend you just disable Cortana now, it's pretty much useless.
Data Recovery Training | Data Extractor PC3K | Data Medics
Просмотров 15 тыс.9 лет назад
Data Recovery Training | Data Extractor PC3K | Data Medics
Data Recovery Training | The Basics of Using PC-3000 | Data Medics
Просмотров 37 тыс.9 лет назад
Data Recovery Training | The Basics of Using PC-3000 | Data Medics
Great tutor, May I ask? I image the drive and decrypted it, So how to open the image files to see my data i am new for PC-3000, Please advise.
Thanks for the video, great information. You may want to record the audio again, there is heavy clipping taking place.
Is it faster than ddrescue?
In some cases yes, in others not. Typically the performance is similar, but I've seen sever SAS and SCSI drives that read much faster using hddsuperclone than using ddrescue.
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Hi ı have a question, ı m a computer engineer but i could nt solve this. İ have 1 TB seagate barracuda hdd and one 256 gb samsung ssd and my os is in my ssd. But because of my harddrive crashed, my computer is not opening do you have suggestions?
Incredibly helpful. Thank you.
is it ctrl-C or ctrl-Z for pausing ddrescue because the prompt says "Press Ctrl-C to interupt" but it sounds like you are saying "Ctrl-Z".
It should be Ctrl+C; Ctrl+Z suspends the process. And Yes, he indeed tries to use Ctrl+Z and that's why he couldn't stop it and had to remove the drive and plug it back in. lol. There's no need to pause because of the 'mapfile' (This guy calls it the log file.) That file remembers the state and allows it to resume.
I AM NOT in data recovery , but I studied HDDs in my education. All those year i really didn't knew this is possible. Grt. Skill.
When you talk about the SATA to USB here 4:03, which drive are you referring to? The source drive or the drive the info will be cloned to? I have a direct SATA connection from my source drive to the motherboard in my laptop, but I have no way to directly SATA connect the destination drive to the motherboard, all I have is a SATA to USB. If this is a problem, what do you recommend I do?
It's not important how the destination is connected. The source being SATA connected is what's important.
Oh awesome, thank you
Thanks a lot for these videos! Is HDDSuperClone better than ddrescue currently?
In some cases yes, in other cases no. I've seen mixed results.
can i clone/restore the backup bin file directly to a new ssd and it would boot up like the original drive that the bin file was made from ?
Yes, if it was a complete drive image and not targeting just a single partition.
@@DatamedicsRecovery how do i do that and i ts not even possible to pick only 1 partition then?
@@viisteist1363 Using the GUI, no. But if you're using it command line I think you can specify a partition instead of a full disk. Also, you never said how the bin file was made. If it was using a different program, definitely is possible to be just a clone of a partition rather than the full disk. Also, it's worth keeping in mind that different LBA size drives can lead to issues sometimes.
Do I absolutely need Linux for this? I have never used it or have it downloaded.
Yes
Thank you, that was helpful.👍
"sudo hddsuperclone" = Error while loading shared libraries. Fuck linux is dumb like a turd
Hi friend! I am trying to test this on Rosewood ST1000LM035. Is the command for Rosewood different?
The command is the same, however rosewood drives have many more zones than the drive in the video. I had to make a separate, much larger, excel sheet just for those.
very good
Hi, can I create the image file in smaller parts using the same log? Or can I just clone one partition?
SIR, please help
just watched your video and it reminded me of a recent recovery of a similar old hard drive. Luckily, it was easy to read. So I did some research and according to the manual, the WD AC2700 series should be able to use LBA. Surprising that yours was not recognized via LBA. But thank you for reminding me of the difference between CHS and LBA! New videos would be great, I would be happy if you upload more recoveries in the future.
I have a question please about ddrescue i wanna know what it’s gonna happen when the cloning complete finally cus it’s so slow when it reach the 94 percent it becames so so slow but it’s progressing i think I’ll need a day or two to get to 100% but I’m afraid if all that waiting and effort with no results, when it complete what is gonna happen I’m i be able to explore the recovered data or not cuz right now while it’s progressing the destination is blank and can’t be read
Thank you that was very helpful and great explaining ❤
Nice gonna try to clone my 980 pro 2TB stuck in read-only due to the recent firmware issue. Every other clone software on widows faild. Hope this works.
Did it work for you?
@@yellowcard8100 nope the drive was unrecoverable
thank you man, appreciate the info shared. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
pity thats professional service cant do t myself
I switched from my trusty ddrescue to HDDSuperClone and I have to say I'm pretty happy, this program rocks, specially now that is open source, but I've been wondering if one should use the analyze function before performing a cloning, it's kinda confusing, as far as I understood in the manual "analyze" clones data too? I thought it was only for gathering info on what's wrong with the drive, but apparently it can help with the skipping of bad sectors, do you have any info or thoughts on this?
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Ummm okay
$8K-$12K 6 years ago is a lot for a tool that requires training or months of practice to learn. How does this so-called "the best" tool compare to tool like RapidSpar, any experience with that?
RapidSpar is designed to automate some common types of repairs that a tool like PC-3000 can do, but it's nowhere near as powerful. I've handled thousands of recoveries with PC-3000 that RapidSpar wouldn't have been able to handle. Yes, it is expensive, but it's a professional tool. If you run a DR lab, it's just part of the cost of business. I've owned three of them over the years.
Like, simple brief, and straightforward, thanks Jared
Wow. Really having the same issue with my WD and PC3000. Thanks for the information
We have a My Passport WDBYFT0040BBk which seem to have the slow responding bug. How can this be fixed on OS X? you video briefly covered to changes in a matter of seconds to fix it. But bit unclear how we can do same.
You can't. This process requires some very expensive data recovery tools, none of which will ever exist for MacOS
@@DatamedicsRecovery is there reason why WD does not make a firmware update patch for a know bug?
@@wmixstudios Although it's commonly referred to as a "bug", the reality is, it's more a matter of the drive hitting a limit of what it can handle. All modern drives have the amity to detect and remap bad sectors. But, the designs have finite limits to how much of this they can handle. When you try to exceed that, things go sideways.
How to speed up the transferring the file in WD drive
which software u recommend for data recovery ??
It depends on the situation. For an encrypted WD with firmware malfunctions like in this video, I recommend a PC-3000 system with Data Extractor software. But that costs like $10K so isn't for most users.
i love your tutorial! may i ask? if selected decrypt it will automatically decrypt and copy the data? on data extractor when i take a look at "Task Statisticks" it show 0 sector was read successfully, should i copy again?
Sometimes the task statistics can be off. Try right clicking on the map and select "recalc".
My USB connector is broken please tell me how to recover my data .. I even solder the connector to the board still not working help me please .. thank you ..
Is it a My Book that has the separate adapter to change from USB to SATA?
You still plan to post more audits?
Audits?
@@DatamedicsRecovery More audits on the technological advances of data recovering and more specifically how it is interchangable tied to the current patent system and public domain for the use of commericalization for the general public and what is allowed to use and what isn't allowed to be used by the public until the active patent expires or more mazing technqiues to get around certain patents
@@wertiaaudit5746 I may make some more videos in the future. I'm currently semi-retiring from this work and just doing some consulting work. But, I may eventually circle around to make more videos
@@DatamedicsRecovery The world needs you. I need you. Data collection technology industry needs you . People are homeless all over the USA. Your country needs you, You could save some important data that could fix the housing crisis. Please come back to service, the United States people need you
I have this exact same hard disk with the same symptoms. I live in a medium sized city in Argentina and I don't think there's anyone remotely near this area with these tools and expertise. Do you have any advice about what I could do by myself? I've noticed that besides the sata and power connectors there are four more pins on the side and I wonder if that's some kind of uart interface. I don't really think it's viable for me to send it anywhere else, so if there's any DIY tips you can give me it would be amazing. Perhaps not with the tool and maybe another? I'll be grateful for any tips you can give me
The two pins closest to the SATA port are a TTL connection, but it won't help as the port is locked unless you have the technology to modify the contents of the ROM chip on the PCB to unlock it and then send the unlock handshake signal. You'd need a tool like MRT at the very least to anything meaningful with the drive. Not unless you want to do some serious research and development yourself.
Hi, My hardisk got dropped from the table, earlier it showed the list but then I've gone to some local data recovery centre. They’ve changed the head but the data which is extracted is encrypted & they are not able to decrypt the data. Model Number: WD 4 TB Passport (Spyglass 2) Is there any possibility?
The newer Spyglass 2 drives have an encryption key built into the main IC controller of the original PCB. For now, the only real option is to repair the original board, or transfer several components over to a replacement board. My advice, if possible, would be to just wait a little longer and see if the engineers at Ace update the PC-3000 software to be able to software decrypt the data.
not working anymore buddy !!!
Thus the blatently obvious first word of the video title "obsolete".
@@DatamedicsRecovery Well thanks for replay, you tried that's great !
It didn't help me 🙄
Thus the word "obsolete" in the title. Microsoft pushed an update that ruined this fix.
Didn't work for me. 😥
Which Dylos Model are you using, DC1100 or DC1100 Pro?
The Pro version
For example, there is a hard drive that clicks and does not boot. Is it possible to fix this hard one only through the PC-3000 board and extract data without Data Extractor by other programs?
Most often in a case like that you will ultimate need to replace the heads in a clean room. Sometimes it is possible with PC-3000 to disable just the failed head(s) and still read data from the good heads. It just depends on the case.
@@DatamedicsRecovery It turns out that "Dara Extractor" is optional to buy with the board? Data Extractor is very expensive. Can I only buy a board?
@@Anton_Zh You can, but if you are serious about recovering data you will need the Data Extractor software too. Without it you'd mostly be limited to refurbishing drives and you'd still need to invest in a hardware imaging tool for cloning. There are a lot of features if PC-3000 that work in tandem with DE software
thank you, bro!!!! you are amazing!!!
Can you please share this excel sheet
I'm afraid not. Too much R&D went into it to just give that away.
Hi, this was a very good learning video. I have the same model, and since yesterday it has exactly the same symptoms as the one in the video: spins up, you can feel the heads performing 2-3 seek operations, but the HDD is no longer recognized during the POST phase, and also now the POST phase lasts a lot longer than usually. Can this behavior be fixed by replacing the Driver Board, and keeping the original BIOS chip? This would be the most accessible solution for me and I'm considering to buy a Driver PCB. As you said in this video, I can confirm that HDDSentinel detected ~78 bad sectors a month ago, so the bad sectors are most likely the cause of this issue. I backed up the most important files, but there are still some useful files there... This drive was used just for storage, never used as an OS drive, and worked fine since march 2014.
No, replacing the PCB will do nothing at all to help. These drives aren't prone to PCB issues and the offending code is stored on the actual platters, not in the PCB ROM (what you are calling BIOS).
@@DatamedicsRecovery Thank you so much for the fast reply! If I understand correctly from the video, the issue can be triggered by bad sectors anywhere on the disk, not necessarily in the area where the "offending code is stored"? Because I believe that if this area had bad sectors, the data recovery could be a lot more difficult. One more thing, after applying the fix presented in this video, could the hdd be recognized by the system without using the terminal interface and PC-3000, or this procedure must be repeated every time you want to read the disk? Asking because I was hoping to find someone locally here in Romania that has the necessary tools to fix it, then take the disk home and save just the important files (100-200GB of the 3TB) and avoid bringing another disk to the shop to backup on it. I'm also consulting your forum and many other resources, and considering buying a terminal adapter cable, if it's possible to do this myself without PC-3000 :)
@@sebykos The issue is often related to the drives failed attempt to remap the bad sectors. Recovery requires manipulating firmware to disable certain functions and stabilize it ling enough to extract the good data.
is there a solution where you can use edge as the browser but the search is done using google?
Can u make tutorial on Mrt recovery
I do own an MRT system, but I so rarely ever use it I barely know the menus. With PC-3000 there's just no use for it.
Good tutorial bro..can u make mor deep tutorial according a issue in drive is not show in pc....
There are just so many reasons a drive might not show up, there is no one all solution. Usually it involves hours or days testing and repairing to resolve. Not the sort of thing that's easy to make a youtube video of.
great video, thank you Jared!
Wow, what? Where do I go to school for this stuff
Unfortunately there is no school for this stuff. At least not anything worthwhile. You can learn a lot on various data recovery forums but the rest must come from documentation of professional tools, connections you build with professionals and your own weeks spent in research.