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RE: need some advice - mothered - 05-12-2018
(05-12-2018, 11:55 AM)zadam96 Wrote:(05-12-2018, 11:04 AM)mothered Wrote:(05-12-2018, 10:29 AM)zadam96 Wrote: thanks very informative answer from you, i will use your suggested tips
You're welcome.
Feel free to ask for assistance with your method or anything relative to the SE.
i will do thanks, is it okay to give you a message or quote you here if i come up stuck ?
It's best to quote me.
RE: need some advice - zadam96 - 05-13-2018
(05-12-2018, 03:09 PM)mothered Wrote:(05-12-2018, 11:55 AM)zadam96 Wrote:(05-12-2018, 11:04 AM)mothered Wrote: You're welcome.
Feel free to ask for assistance with your method or anything relative to the SE.
i will do thanks, is it okay to give you a message or quote you here if i come up stuck ?
It's best to quote me.
hoping you have some advice mate, they are asking me to get the "data" recovered and send them proof of the data being recovered from a company that dose it,
just wondering if theres a way i can get round this, where i dont have to send the drive to a company to be recovered and then send the drive to seagate
RE: need some advice - mothered - 05-14-2018
(05-13-2018, 10:02 PM)zadam96 Wrote: hoping you have some advice mate, they are asking me to get the "data" recovered and send them proof of the data being recovered from a company that dose it,
I've never heard of such nonsense.
Firstly, If "you" perform a low-level secure wipe (thereby wiping all existing sectors), the data will not be recovered, so sending the HDD to a PC tech will prove futile. They'll give you a certificate stating that no data was retrieved.
Tell them you've spent enough money on the HDD and don't have the funds to take It to a given company.
RE: need some advice - Bish0pQ - 05-14-2018
If the data should really be recovered from a company, you can always fake a ticket from a PC repair shop, and tell them that it's a repair shop, but they do recovery too. Just say that they don't recovered anything.