Agreed -- excellent!

ISOBuster is amazing but I doubt very much that it (or anything else) can rescue tracks from that CD, given its deplorable condition.

Based on posts on another forum, Christian Morris is obviously a ChatGPT bot and should be banned.

Seems to, if this reply appears.

Below is a hybrid picture of the matching SATA (top) and USB PCBs. Remove the 4 caps at the base of the arrows in the picture, then connect the traces that go to them to the respective positions on a SATA data connector. Keep the leads a sort as possible. Toshiba USB to SATA adaptation - my suggesti...

Terrific! Thanks so much for making this available again, and at a ridiculously low price for a Technician license.

Thanks, @Joep. Sorry to see there's no more free version but your Technician license is a steal!

I hope you are referring to Disk Drill and not R-explorer?

ddrecovery wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2019 1:13 pm I have used it a couple of times. The only thing it's really good for is finding some more unusual RAW files.

Okay, thanks Luke.

After transferring heads, don't transferring adaptives take care of that, or do you not transfer adaptives as a matter of routine after head swaps?