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https://www.grc.com/sr/spinrite.htm
cost $89.00 USD
unless its in pieces.. you can thank me with donation
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https://www.grc.com/sr/spinrite.htm
cost $89.00 USD
unless its in pieces.. you can thank me with donation
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The top experts recovered 99% of the data off the Challenger HD after the explosion, fall the sky, and sinking to the bottom of the ocean. I can't imagine your hard drive being in worse shape than that.
Even if it isn't economical to recover it now. Just save your HD. Years from now, the best experts will be willing to recover it for a small portion.
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9083718/Shuttle_i_Columbia_s_i_hard_drive_data_recovered_from_crash_site_
Even if it isn't economical to recover it now. Just save your HD. Years from now, the best experts will be willing to recover it for a small portion.
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9083718/Shuttle_i_Columbia_s_i_hard_drive_data_recovered_from_crash_site_
If you have a lot in your wallet, send me hard drive, i'll take 10% and send you the rest back if I can retrive it.
Pm me.
Pm me.
This is very generous, and you should take him up on it. What do you have to lose?
If you have a lot in your wallet, send me hard drive, i'll take 10% and send you the rest back if I can retrive it.
Pm me.
Pm me.
This is very generous, and you should take him up on it. What do you have to lose?
If you had more than 1 BTC, I'd invest money in a reputable data recovery company like others are suggesting. They will go as far as transplanting the platters into an identical working hard drive to recover the data, but mind you this isn't cheap. Depending on how bricked the hard drive is will influence the cost of recovery and whether or not recovering your wallet is worth it for you.
If its less than 1 BTC, you might try tricks such as the freezer method to see if you can revive the drive long enough to pull the wallet. Assuming the failure is hardware related and not partition corruption.
One word of warning, if the amount is significant, don't risk any diy methods or unreputable recovery services as they can destroy the data in the process.
What kind of noise does the drive make when it is turned on?
If its less than 1 BTC, you might try tricks such as the freezer method to see if you can revive the drive long enough to pull the wallet. Assuming the failure is hardware related and not partition corruption.
One word of warning, if the amount is significant, don't risk any diy methods or unreputable recovery services as they can destroy the data in the process.
What kind of noise does the drive make when it is turned on?
Lost my wallet. Everything gone. Harddisk crash and no backup. Lesson learned, but thats it for me. Good bye bitcoin 
How much did you lose? There's a thread some place keeping track of all btc that have been lost.
High end data recovery companies are very good at doing what they do, here's a presentation where some advanced techniques such as replacing the disk stack in to a new drive and replacing boards while swapping proms are described. If you are in to the thousands of dollars lost, it is something to consider.
(sorry, it's part one of six)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx-D1nJcv0k
(sorry, it's part one of six)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx-D1nJcv0k
What's wrong with you people insulting him? You truly are pathetic excuses for human beings.
This could be Bitcoiners that sell out make a good profit see price continue to rise, somewhere after anger and denial is roaming the forum full of bitter small minded sarcasm and regrets. Might be wrong of course
Lost my wallet. Everything gone. Harddisk crash and no backup. Lesson learned, but thats it for me. Good bye bitcoin
Hey you can still make HD recovery...!
send me HD and i will try to recover wallet.dat...
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