Wireless Telephones Potential Evidence

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Electronic devices may contain viable evidence associated with criminal activity. Unless an emergency exists, the device should not be accessed. Should it be necessary to access the device, all actions associated with the manipulation of the device should be noted in order to document the chain of custody and insure its admission in court

Repair and recover Maxtor hard drives

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To repair and recover Maxtor hard drives requiring you to have a basic understanding to Maxtor hard drives including its model, code, RAM, firmware modules, jumper settings,etc. To perform a Maxtor hard drive repair and recovery , the following information is important to know.

Speed in Hard-Disk Drives

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Storage capacity is not the only issue when dealing with hard disks.  The rate with which data can be accessed is also becoming an important factor that may also determine the useful life span of magnetic disk-drive technology .  Although the capacity of hard-disk drives is surging by 130 percent annually, access rates are increasing by a comparatively tame 40 percent. To improve on this, manufacturers have been working to increase the rotational speed of drives .  But as a disk spins more quickly, air turbulence and vibration can cause misregistration of the tracks, a problem that could be corrected by the addition of a secondary actuator for every head.  Other possible enhancements include the use of fluid bearings in the motor to replace steel and ceramic ball bearings, which wear and emit noticeably audible noise when platters spin at speeds greater than 10,000 rev. per minute

PCB to identify different types of western Digital

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Western Digital hard drives are now more and more widely used.  It’s very necessary for us to learn How to identify different types of western Digital and then we can have a higher success rate of wd data recovery.  Silver I, Silver II, Black I, Black II, Royl  types are supported by HD Doctor for WD now. They are identified by their PCB s. Silver I Series The capacity is less than 40G 5400 RPM Silver II Series The capacity is usually from 40G to 120G 7200 RPM Black I Series 7200 RPM Disable Zones, SA L-format and Read-only test functions are not supported.

Different Maxtor Hard Drive Identification and Jumper Setting

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    Here list some typical Maxtor hard drive basic information and how to set the jumper.

Hitachi data recovery tips you must know

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If you are going to provide hitachi data recovery services , the following data recovery tips are useful to you! Two architectures: IBM architecture including original IBM drive and Hitachi drive from 2003 ; and Native Hitachi architecture(unsupported), i.e. DK23AA , DK23FA etc.

What is firmware

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Hard disk drives have a microprocessor , with internal “software” that runs them and make the drive work.

Servo information

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Modern hard disks use actuators for head positioning , some special codes are written on each track during factory production (using the STW – Servo Track Writers – machines) this give to the actuator a feedback about exact position of heads and the possibility to perform embedded diagnostic code. Read more about Servo Techniques and Operation Data recovery Salon welcomes your comments and share with us your ideas, suggestions and experience. Data recovery salon is dedicated in sharing the most useful data recovery information with our users and only if you are good at data recovery or related knowledge, please kindly drop us an email and we will publish your article here

CHS & LBA addressing and their conversion algorithms

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In order to find a single sector we need to know the cylinder, the head the and the sector number for that track (eg.cyl 89 head 2 sector 72), this is called CHS (Cylinder – Head  – Sector) addressing.

Hard disk drive Logical Structure

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Hard disk drive Logical Structure Each surface of each platter on the disk can hold tens of billions of individual bits of data.