[Hidden-tech] Retrieve data on external hard drive

Jes Appleby jesappleby at gmail.com
Thu Oct 24 17:01:30 EDT 2013


I highly recommend Kiernan for data recovery -- very affordable and fair.
He was able to recover a large iTunes library for me.


On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 4:36 PM, Kiernan Gulick-Sherrill <
greenearthcomputer at gmail.com> wrote:

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> George,
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> If she wanted to mail us the drive we are always happy to take a look.  If
> we are completely unable to get files the attempt only costs $44.   If we
> are able to get files you are usually looking at under $100.   We make use
> of tools like Spinrite and others to recover files off failed drives, but
> we also have a few other tricks up our sleeves.
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> If the drive does need to go out for clean-room recovery the company we
> usually send out drives to does 100% free estimates including a shipping
> label (us only)  Their estimates are generally $400-800 depending on how
> bad the drive is. But very reasonable compared to a lot of mail out
> clean-room recovery.
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> On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 5:56 AM, George Forman <GEForman at aol.com> wrote:
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>> Dear Hidden Tech Community,
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>> A colleague of mine who works in Honolulu cannot open a back up drive
>> that contains 3 years of work.  She is absolutely undone by this lost.  The
>> drive contain 3,000 video clips of a demonstration preschool that presents
>> an innovative approach to early childhood education.  The drive will boot
>> then crash.  The standard attempts to repair the directory have not worked.
>>  She was told by a company in Honolulu that it would cost $700 to retrieve
>> the data.  Doesn't that sound like way too much money?  Does anyone know of
>> a reliable service that can retrieve the data for less?  She has a Western
>> Digital, 2 terabyte drive that is about 75% full.  I would then call your
>> recommended service to learn what is involved in retrieving data (dust free
>> room, manual retrieval versus batching it, etc.) and communicate this
>> information back to my colleague.
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>> Thanks,
>> George Forman, President
>> Videatives, Inc.
>> Amherst, Massachusetts
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