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How To Repair System Errors 0x00000e9 & 0xc000000f on Windows Based Computers.

2018-12-04 20:46:15

These types of errors can mean a number of different things. While they may hint at a serious hardware failure, these errors can also indicate that you simply have a minor software corruption or happen to have faulty cabling. But what exactly do these errors mean? Usually, they are a reference to an I/O error. […]

Can A Regular Person Repair a Physically Damaged Hard Drive at Home? What You Need To Know.

2018-11-22 21:29:44

You are likely to hear a number of different answers to this question. They are going to range from “it can’t be done” all the way to “it is an easy peasy ten-minute job” and everything possible answer in-between those two extremes. The truth is, regardless of the type of damage – mechanical or electronic […]

Recovering Data After Fragmentation. File Carving By Header Signature

2018-11-08 20:42:28

Have you ever wondered how and why file fragmentation occurs? Fragmentation is a reference to the condition of a disk where files are divided into pieces scattered around that disk. Fragmentation naturally occurs when you use a disk often by creating, deleting and modifying files. Sooner or later the operating system chooses to store parts […]

What is Inside a Hard Drive? Complete Stripdown. Component Differences & Data Recovery Insights.

2018-10-30 20:34:46

Have you ever wondered what is inside your hard drive? While it is never a good idea to open one up without a clean room facility if you happen to have one you plan on throwing away, go ahead and pop it open. That way I can walk you through every single component you’ll find […]

Most Common RAID Failures And Data Recovery Insights

2018-10-25 16:05:33

The use of RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) configurations is common in large corporations. In fact, the way in which this system works has increased the popularity of it being used in small and medium-sized businesses as well. Essentially, RAID is a method of accessing multiple individual disks in a set-up that acts as […]

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