Western Digital My Passport WD10JMVW-11AJGS1 Data Recovery

The WD Passport 1TB external hard drive, equipped with the internal WD10JMVW-11AJGS1 hard drive and a PCB bearing the number 2060-771961-000 REV P1, represents a reliable and portable storage solution for users seeking ample capacity in a compact form factor. The internal WD10JMVW-11AJGS1 hard drive offers robust performance and dependable data storage capabilities, while the PCB with the specified number ensures compatibility and connectivity with various systems. With its compact size and USB interface, the WD Passport 1TB external hard drive is ideal for backing up essential files, storing multimedia content, and transporting data on the go. Whether used for personal or professional purposes, this external hard drive serves as a versatile and trustworthy storage solution for users seeking convenience and reliability in managing their digital assets.

When faced with a crashing system caused by water damage to a WD Passport 1TB external hard drive containing an internal WD10JMVW-11AJGS1 hard drive with PCB number 2060-771961-000 REV P1, Zero Alpha Data Recovery confronted the challenge of salvaging critical data amidst the chaos. A crashing system can result in data loss and system instability, posing significant risks to the user's essential files and productivity. Recognizing the urgency and importance of retrieving the data from the water-damaged drive, Zero Alpha's skilled technicians embarked on a comprehensive recovery process. Leveraging their expertise and specialized tools, they meticulously diagnosed the crashing system's root causes and implemented targeted solutions to stabilize the system and recover the vital data. Through diligent efforts and meticulous attention to detail, Zero Alpha successfully retrieved the critical data from the crashing system, mitigating the impact of the water damage and ensuring the user's valuable digital assets were safeguarded. This successful recovery underscores Zero Alpha's technical proficiency and dedication to delivering reliable solutions in challenging circumstances, reaffirming their reputation as a trusted provider of data recovery services.

Data Recovery case log

03Apr24 - Opened the external casing.

03Apr24 - Did PCB swap to 771960. see page on how to transfer ROM

04Apr24 - The PCB was SED locked. Unlocked using this document

04Apr24 - Error when decrypting in utility. Need to open a task to decrypt

05Apr24 - Mapping and saving data