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| 552344 | 2007-05-25 00:31:00 | To get the police forensics people to look at a hard drive, your looking at $900 minimum. if they can actually get anything off it, its gonna be more like $1500.:horrified | wratterus (105) | ||
| 552345 | 2007-05-25 03:01:00 | Yes I am fairly aware of that. I know there is some VERY hightech software out there however which will deal with some pretty sad drives - but I've never been able to track it down. I've seen the likes of Gibson's Spinrite (which has some dubious claims made about it) and other utilities such as "HDD-recover" et al, but so far none of the real serious tools have shown their faces. That is because they are industrial grade apps, how many industrial grade apps do you know of? ;) To get the police forensics people to look at a hard drive, your looking at $900 minimum. if they can actually get anything off it, its gonna be more like $1500.:horrified Yes, that doesn't surprise me... and people pay that too! I sure wouldn't... |
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| 552346 | 2007-05-25 03:22:00 | I think my cousin and his wife recently did... They went on a world trip. Tons of photos stored on the laptop. Went kaput. No backups. They really didnt want to lose the photos. Think it cost $2k, but I can't remember. Something obscene anyway |
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