Seagate ST2000DL003 Data Recovery

Zero Alpha offers professional data recovery for ST2000DL003. This 2000gb Barracuda LP Seagate hard drive is commonly seen with problems such as clicking, not detecting, slow reading, bad sectors, firmware faults, and PCB damage. We accept mail in jobs from Australia and worldwide.

Seagate ST2000DL003 data recovery

Seagate ST2000DL003 Common Problems

  • Clicking or beeping noises
  • Drive spins but is not detected
  • Very slow access or freezing during file copy
  • Bad sectors and unreadable areas
  • Firmware corruption
  • PCB failure or power damage
  • File system corruption
  • Accidental deletion or formatting

Barracuda LP ST2000DL003 Data Recovery Caselog

07JUL26: The Seagate ST2000DL003 arrived with detection problems. It goes busy when you try to ID it. PN: 9VT166-301. FW: CC32. Barracuda Green. PCB: 100617465 Rev B. We were getting unsable flickering of the ata status register lights. We could access the firmware ok via terminal but no id via ata. Because the drive is rusty and corroded looking we decided to check the pcb. It does look clean but closer up you can see some slight discolouration. After replacing the pcb this drive was working fine and we got all the customers data back.

Rst 0x40M
 MC Internal LPC Process
(P) SATA Reset

 User Data Base  00991E88

 MCMainPOR: Start: 
 Check MCMT Version: Current
 MCMainPOR: Non-Init Case
 MC Seg Disc and Cache Nodes:  4011982C  4011793C
 Seg Write Preamble VBM start: 000010A7 end: 000010CE
  Footer - start: 000010D0 end: 000010F7
 Seg Read Preamble VBM - start: 000010F9 end: 00001120
  Footer - start: 00001122 end: 00001149
Reconstruction: MCMT Reconstruction Start 
  Max number of MC segments 22E0
 Nonvolatile MCMT sequence number 007BED08
 [RSRS] 1BC5
Reconstruction: Completed 1: Reconstruction occurred 
[MCMTWS]
 MCMainPOR: MCTBufferPtr->Header.MCStateFlagsDisc = 00000041
 MCMainPOR: MCTBufferPtr->Header.MCTStateFlags = 0000002A
 MCMainPOR: MCStateFlags = 00000041

 MCMainPOR: Feature Enabled...
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