I'm not letting the latest post go through. As I already said, I'm tired of beating a dead horse. Ive seen your posts all over the forums and they are driving me nuts. If you want to ask questions about a real data recovery case, fire away.

cloudff7 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2024 7:11 pm Do you know of any other great hard drive forums with specialists?

None that want to waste time talking about parking heads.

This thing has gotta be some kind of bot surely? I've actually got 3 more post requests from that account in moderator queue. If getting high on the SEO algorithms for head parking was on my list of priorities, I'd be all in for useless discussions. But I am just tired of this guy beating a dead ho...

I don't think you can write the ROM through a PC3000 utility. I think you can sometimes get lucky and move the NVRAM to a donor baord with the same ROM version or you need to move the chips physically.

Sometimes that is all we can do.

Terrible records, scratch easily, sometimes same record, same preamp, not compatible or other times clean surface, you plug in a donor head, after 20 minutes it breaks, totally useless. If I read your comment correctly, I agree that the Rosewood platters are pure garbage and head swapping is very c...

DeepSpar did a major overhaul to update their website so here are a few direct links to the new product pages:

DeepSpar USB Stabilizer
DeepSapr USB Stabilizer-10G
RapidSpar

italyassistance wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2024 7:51 am We had the mobile, it had a few models, many of which were Chinese phones, last year they offered me the money I spent to get it back, because they said they would only update up to a certain point, because the mobile pro had come out which we couldn't buy.

That sucks.

I suspect that they will just leave it as is.

Datalabs (Instagram) came up with their version of a spider board for those who like to use wires rather than the needles.

When you eject the drive, the system essentially verifies that there is not current activity connected with the files on the drive and unmounts it. The drive auto parks when not in use and when powered off. Again, who cares? I am done with this thread.