Happy new year to all Dolphin clients and to all data recovery engineers!
Dolphin has New Year’s Day holiday:
Jan.1-4, 2015
Dolphin Data Lab comes back to work normally from Jan.5, 2015 and during the holiday, the remote support is not available but the email and forum support continues! Read more
Dolphin Data Lab is now releasing new version of of the top-rated USB3.0 data recovery equipment-DFL-DDP USB3.0 data recovery tool.
A lot of powerful and useful data recovery features have been added and the software codes, interface codes and hardware controlling codes have been tremendously improved to handle faulty hard drives for maximizing users’ success rate. Read more
Recently many people are asking Dolphin engineers about the future of data recovery and therefore we are talking about this one today.
The future of data recovery is one very very important topic for those starting one data recovery sector or grow their data recovery capabilities. To have one clear idea of the future of data recovery, it’s necessary to learn about the future of different storage medias, the future of different data recovery tools and the future of data recovery market/final users. Read more
Happy Christmas EVE to all!
Happy Christmas and Happy New year to all Dolphin users!
Dolphin Data lab has spent many Christmas and new Year festivals with our Dolphin users and all Dolphin users are more like our family members and friends now!
Dolphin team wishes the best and greatest happiness, health and wealth to all Dolphin users and your families and we wish you a big success in the new year of 2015!
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Western Digital hard drive bad sector cases are very common cases during our data recovery lab. For common logical bad sectors, it’s very easy for users who have DFL-DDP USB3.0 data recovery equipment or DFL-DE USB2.0 start-up recovery tool.
Today we are talking about full disk bad sectors. Read more
This is one remote support case for one Indian client on a Seagate F3 drive. When the case started, the drive is busy and not detected. After Ctrl+z to enter the terminal mode, the F3 T> came up and all M commands don’t work but V40, V4 etc could be executed successfully.
The next step was very important, the engineer asked the client what happened to the drive and what the client has done to the patient drive. The engineer learned the client had done something on the P-list which was the real reason causing the failure of the hdd. Read more
