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Advance Firmware Repairing
Data recovery is an essential process in computing that involves retrieving lost, damaged, corrupted or inaccessible data from secondary storage devices when the data cannot be assessed in the normal way.
Data recovery comes into play due to several factors. The most common scenarios where data recovery is needed are an operating system failure, logical failure of the storage devices, physical damages to the device, accidental deletion and formatting, and malfunction of the storage device. The simple solution is to copy the data from the damaged device to another device that works fine.
Why do we need Firmware Repair tools then?
Now every hard disk has its own management script, also known as the firmware. The firmware consists of different command levels like G-list, P-list, T-list, SMART table and others. Using these firmware repair tools, the damaged firmware modules can be repaired and passwords can be removed before working on the data recovery process. The firmware tools can repair firmware failures of hard drives and helps us to recover the data from such hard drives.
- Repair two hard drives simultaneously.
- Adding common commands quickly and manually for direct execution.
- Read/ write firmware modules
- Full HDD tests
- Read or write SA areas
- Common failure solutions and secure data recovery.
- Translator operations and Smart operations.
- No detection
- Detection in BIOS, yet not showing in disk management.
- Slow performance of the hard disk
- Dump error in windows
- F1 error at start-up
- Formatting issues
- SMART error detection
- Partial access
Course Modules:
1. Introduction of hard disk firmware
2. Introduction to Hard Disk Firmware repair tools
ACE lab PC 3000
Dolphin data lab
MRT data recovery tool
3. Insides of firmware
What is the firmware of hard disk?
Defect list concept
Translator
Modules: Data, Management, Techno
Where firmware store in hard disk
Information of service area, System Area, data area
4. WD firmware repairing
Identify WD hard drive family
WD Hard disk recognize bye HDD label
WD hard disk PCB information
Use of PCB short connection point (TV9, TV10, P9, P10)
How to Convert USB hard disk to SATA for DR work
Compatible SATA PCB for USB hard disk
Common problems of firmware in WD hard disk
Setup guide of MRT tool
WD power on test
Status flag explanation
What is microcode: SA microcode, ROM microcode?
ROM module explanation (0A, 0B/20B, 30, 47, 0D, 4F)
Regenerate damaged ROM
WD important firmware module overview ( 01, 02, 03, adaptive module 40 , ATA modules (10,11,13,1B,5C,80), module 49 and 4A , 148 , 189, 190 )
Defect list modules: module 31, 32, 33, 36
Working flow and case studies with MRT
Case study 1: how to backup and write ROM.
Case study 2: how to backup SA firmware.
Case study 3: backup firmware by track.
Case study 4: write SA firmware.
Case study 5: how to reset SMART.
Case study 6: how to fix the slow issues.
Case study 7: initiate busy hard disk.
Case study 8: how to edit HDD ID.
Case study 9: how to remove ATA Password.
5. SEAGATE Firmware repairing
The overview of Seagate hard disk structure
How to start working with MRT
Process to do when the hard disk has no capacity
Seagate track read and write
ABA read and write
How to locate and fix SMART tracks
How to write module
How to writing system file
How to loading firmware
Seagate head replacement
Overview of ROM structure
Head adaptation parameters of ROM
Recover data by head map tools when heads damaged
Method of repairing bad sectors
6.Introduction to Samsung, Toshiba and Hitachi firmware and repairing.
In the data recovery market, there are limited persons who want to share their data recovery knowledge because they were spending a lot of time and money in research and practice to find out and test those data recovery knowledge and tips.
This Advance firmware Data Recovery Training course is the most hands-on and highly technical logical data recovery course. The goal of the advanced firmware Recovery Training course is to share knowledge and tips on firmware tools, workflow and provide a better understanding of firmware problems and solutions to all our users and help them in an easier way of success in the data recovery field.
Our attendees:
Professional Data Recovery service provider.
Start-ups in the data recovery service business
Bulk hard drive seller.
Computer/laptop repairing service provider
Scrap hard disk repairer
E-scrap buyers
Hardware and networking training provider
IT students and educational centres