I think I broke it Help

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>>58583474

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>>58583474
Superglue helps, anon

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>>58583474
Did you just open a hard drive, you stupid fuck? Yeah, I think you may have broken it.

>>58583474
just piece it together and warm it up in the microwave.

u can still get ur data off it

>>58583474
It looks fine to me. Put it back into your computer

>>58583621
Not without a laboratory full of specialized tools and a team of scientists who do data recovery.

>>58583474
you broke it the minute you opened up the drive, retard.

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>Back up ultra-rare Pepes
>No longer ultra-rare.

>>58583474

just need some old fat16 format

have you tried turning it off and on again?

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>>58583474
>>58583642

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>>58584264

>Not using Amazon Vault policies to lock up your Pepes

>>58583474
just needs to be defragmented

>>58583474
Its impressing how much "tech people" gets their mind blown when you tell'em that there are disk platters made out of glass

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>>58584768
>Compacting Files

Ive bent 3.5" HDDs into Tacos without them cracking.
2.5"s break like glass, but 3.5"s?

Is this only possible while they spin?
>>58583642

>>58584854
depends if they're metal or glass
you can get glass platter 3.5" disks

>>58584867
Are they a certain brand that I'm just not seeing?
I literally have hundreds of platters zip-tied together like Christmas garland around my entire workplace...all Metal.

>>58584878
have you tried bending all of them? the glass ones look like metal until they explode into glass shards

>>58584889
No. But now I'm worried...
Ive bent quite a few and I guess I'm just lucky enough to not bend a glass.
Anyway to tell them apart?

>>58584895
i haven't really looked much into it

i suppose there's a chance a bright light could get partially through glass platters

>>58584895
-- oh, and i wouldn't worry about the ones you hung up causing problems, they're pretty strong either way

>>58583621
sure thing man, just get some tape and magnets and you'll be able your waifus back in no time

fucking retard

>>58584834
Well, to be fair only 2.5" drives use glass. 3.5" drives have metal platters inside.

Kinda what happened a friend yesterday.
> "Anon, my laptop doesnt boot anymore, HEELP ME"
> 5 hours trying to get it fixed with different computers over software
> Give up
> Fuckme.jpg
> Calls data recovery company with good reputation
> Diagnostic stuff costs 250€ in 24/7 service cause it was late already but its important
> He gets a call this morning, shit will work
> Costs 2000€
> LOL.jpg

>>58584964
Oh I forgot, of course *everything* was on there, personal stuff aswell as everything from his own little company, no backups

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>>58583474

>>58584975
Well, then it's probably worth 2000€ to him, isn't it ?
Now he knows that data recovery is insanely expensive, maybe he'll have backups next time.

>>58584964
>>>58584975
>>58585144
Maybe the guy now has an incentive to do a backup every now and then.

>>58583582
I used to replace platters at home, not even in a clean environment, to recover data for drives.

Kek.

>>58584895
>Anyway to tell them apart?
Knock on them with your nail.

>>58584962
Not true, old 2.5" are metal and many new 3.5" are glass.