Test If You are One Qualified Seagate HDD Firmware Repair and Data Recovery Engineer

When you receive one Seagate patient HDD to recover the lost data, the following questions help to test if you are one qualified Seagate hdd firmware repair and data recovery engineer.

01: What is the working mode of Seagate hard drive?
02: Are you able to recognize Seagate old and new hard drives and their families?
03: How to diagnose the patient Seagate hard drives by COM terminal output error messages?
04: What are the common firmware repair commands and how to use them?
05: If the patient drives are password protected or SED locked, how to continue the firmware repair?
06: Which commands or firmware repair functions may damage data?
07: How can you find out if the patient drive is original or someone has worked on it and changed some physical components or even changed the firmware?
08: What are the important firmware modules and how to read, write and edit them?
09: How to find out donor/compatible firmware modules, donor PCB and donor heads?
10: How to repair weak heads?
11: How to fix Seagate slow hdd issue?
12: How to understand different bad sector types and repair them?
13: If the patient Seagate drives cannot enter T> or F3 T> prompt, what to do?
14: If the patient drives don’t spin up, what to do?
15: If the patient drives are clicking, what to do?
16: How to recover scratched Seagate hard drives?
17: How to recover contaminated Seagate hard drives?

You can test yourself by answering above questions and see if you are one qualified Seagate hdd firmware repair and data recovery engineer.