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Registrace 9. 07. 2015
Chris Frantz (Talking Heads) TV Interview, 1979 (Credit: Greg Crutcher)
Datarecovery.com digitized a rare interview with Chris Frantz of the Talking Heads. Thanks to award-winning director Greg Crutcher for allowing us to share this footage. He recorded it towards the beginning of his career, but the 40-year-old U-matic tapes had not been digitized until February 2023. Learn more about Datarecovery.com's U-matic digitization services at datarecovery.com/rd/transfer-u-matic-to-digital/.
CREDIT: Greg Crutcher
CREDIT: Greg Crutcher
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Datarecovery.com staffs highly trained engineers, and with our commitment to research and development, we can recover data from nearly any type of damaged hard drive. Our teams can treat all types of failures effectively and efficiently, and we offer an emergency service for time-sensitive cases. We also support our customers with a no data, no charge policy. When your hard drive fails, you nee...
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This video shows you what a Seagate laptop hard drive sounds like when its heads are stuck, and explains a basic process for successful data recovery. It is not intended as a tutorial, and we don't recommend any home data recovery attempts. Please note that this is not a client drive. While we recorded this video on a cleanflow bench, clean environment precautions that we use for actual data re...
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This video shows the sounds made by a ST1500DM003 hard drive with bad heads. It should not be used as a definitive diagnosis tool, since different models may make different sounds depending on the degree of failure. For more information regarding Seagate hard drive failure and data recovery or to set up a free drive evaluation, visit datarecovery.com. You can also call 1.800.237.4200 to speak w...
Seagate Desktop Drive with Failed Heads
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This video shows you what a Seagate desktop hard drive sounds like when its heads are broken, and explains a basic process for successful data recovery. It is not intended as a tutorial, and we don't recommend any home data recovery attempts. Please note that this is not a client drive. While we recorded this video on a cleanflow bench, clean environment precautions that we use for actual data ...
Seagate Desktop Drive with Stuck Heads (Drive Sound Only)
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This video shows the sounds made by a ST31000528AS hard drive with stuck heads. It should not be used as a definitive diagnosis tool, since different models may make different sounds depending on the degree of failure. For more information regarding Seagate hard drive failure and data recovery or to set up a free drive evaluation, visit datarecovery.com. You can also call 1.800.237.4200 to spea...
Seagate Desktop Drive with Stuck Heads
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This video shows you what a Seagate desktop hard drive sounds like when its heads are stuck, and explains a basic process for successful data recovery. It is not intended as a tutorial, and we don't recommend any home data recovery attempts. Please note that this is not a client drive. While we recorded this video on a cleanflow bench, clean environment precautions that we use for actual data r...
"it's 70s so it's cool!!" No. The dude is an asshole. Pay attention to the interview...
Hello friend, I have a question, out of context. I have a Seagate Barracuda ES HDD, (3 platters) but I removed the internal parts, leaving only the Motor and the Logic Board (control) because I would like to use it for a Mini Sander but, after removing just the needle assembly, the Motor does not run (before it was running normally). I've tried several ways, connecting pins 2-6 and 3-5 with a jumper, but there's no way to get it to turn. Could it be that this type of HD only works with the needle assembly in place? Please let me know if you have any tips on this; Thank you.
This is amazing. Great interview & insight in one of the most inspiring bands ever. Thanks a lot for sharing! ❤
This is awesome
Talking heads….. best live band of all time
is it normal that my new 5tb seagate external harddrive came with an icon and then changed after i filled it with stuff. or did they switch mine for an used one?
If you want to hear a disk with failed heads this video is good, don't expect anything else...
aw this is adorable. I wonder what he would say if he saw this now?
YOU SAY NOTHING BECAUSE THIS HDD HAS A PROBLEM ON HEAD CHECK IT CLOSELY AND YOU THAT IS BROKEN IN THE EDGE SO IT CAN NOT READ ANYTHING IT ALWAYS SEARCHING IF I HAD A BROKEN HDD I WOULD NOT GIVE IT TO YOU TO FIX IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've been trying to repair this hard drive for hours. It wasn't until you said that these Seagate hard drives had the resting position NEAR THE CENTER that it clicked me. I've been trying to pull it AWAY from the center like with other brands. You're a life saver.
Mine wont open in my computer but in task manager stuck on 100 percent is it the same and when running chkdsk on boot up it check very slow is it a motor or stuck head
Maxtor are better
What do you think about this problem ? czcams.com/video/0E0M7vuTquE/video.html
I have problem with my hardrive, header is moving back and forth, could you please suggest me any solution? czcams.com/video/8lVPrD_95nA/video.html
Thank you very much for this video! This is what happened to my hard drive and I was able to fix it.
wow. this guy made two vids without showing how to actually do it
to get it free just spin the platter counter-clockwise with a screwdriver (never touch the platter !) and gentely slide the heads out from as close to their base as you can to not disturb the needles
Show, don't tell! How hard would it have been to show us how to do it?
This sounds familiar for some reason
When there's no spinning and no buzzing sound of head and if it's like a dead drive what I've to odo?
Finally I found : the car horn in the distance sound:. Thanks man
Thanks for the video, but I really wish you would have shown moving the head back to it's resting place. I rotated the platter and got the head to move, but the head stops right at the edge of platter, and won't budge off of it.
Bro same
Same happened to my drive. No data on it, doesn't matter, but a shame.
Same here. There is yellow plastic at the base of head preventing it to move. As if that head has to always be on platter.
Just checked it: when you have disk cover open, the head will move back and forth (not leaving the surface of platter), emitting 5 beeps in a row and eventually disk stop trying and shut down. If you screw the cover of disk (those 2 long screws), I think there is some mechanism - disk will freely rotate, no beeps. That yellow obstruction in head's base seems to be lifted or pressed down enabling free head movement. Another thing to note here is: with this disk, head doesn't seem to leave the platter surface at all. I parked it close to center and close the lid. Disk rotates without any bad noise. I think this model of Seagate disks have 3 TB capacity out of box but throttled to 1 TB, as a result they don't care about the outer edges of the disk - it might even be physical restriction there. I wonder what happens if someone removes that yellow obstruction from there: if that would unlock 3TB capacity, I wouldn't be surprised. But of course this would damage the disk, coz there is no resting stand outside platter area for heads to sit on. Very dirty mechanical throttling all in all.
Dickhead
I have st31000528AS and its making exactly this sound!
please show how to "do it manually" in another video
He is data recovery who is going to show you squat!!
Hi Your Mom Your Mom, Do you have replies turned off? I can't seem to reply or tag you in my comment. Or maybe CZcams has a comments issue right now. This drive actually did not have a head in that position. It’s not abnormal for hard drives to have an odd number of heads, as head and platter counts depend on the size of the drive the manufacturer is making within that particular drive family. And yes, this is a drive that has failed heads.
those STDM drives have had a lot of issues failing just out of the blue. It sounds like platter damage. was it recoverable
did that lose the top head before you got it ? Sounds like a headcrash as i can hear it buzzing
the heads have crashed on the platters making the drive useless. Recovery could be possible, but it may be very expensive, the platters are damaged causing that buzzing noise.
What'a the average price to get this fixed?
Jake Cheng It’s difficult to say without seeing it because there can be different underlying causes to a drive’s heads making this sound, possibly failures of more than just one component, parts may be required or not, etc. We base our cost of recovery on these things... basically how difficult it is to recover. The range can be big so we don’t give averages normally. If you send it in, we’ll evaluate it for free and list the recovery cost and you don’t have any obligation to continue. Here is info about our single drive service - datarecovery.com/services/hard-drive-data-recovery/ . By the way, nice icon. I've played lots of COD myself :)
I just get this problem with the same device in July 10th
Jake Cheng Hi Jake, sorry to hear that! If you need your data back from the drive, I really recommend you not run it anymore since it may cause more physical damage. Research a few data recovery companies (they will need to have a clean room for physical repairs), maybe call and see which you're comfortable with. Most do not charge for evaluations to figure out recovery cost. We have the capabilities to recover it, our number is in the caption. Good luck!