#PC data recovery

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[dinneratgrannys]

i made my first gifset on my new laptop yesterday :)

[chimpleague]

So this flash drive was made in the form of a single monolithic element (why the spider board says "for monolith"). This means that, unlike other forms of memory storage devices, it cannot be unsoldered and read on a particular hardware reader. [Tangent: USB flash drives and SD memory cards may or may not be monolithic, but all MicroSD flash drives are.]

To connect to a memory chip on monolithic flash drives, data recovery specialists need to strip the printed circuit board of the flash drive and connect to the necessary contacts using a special PC-3000 Spider Board device.

The PC-3000 Spider Board is designed to perform switching with technological outputs of drives in monolithic memory cards. Data can be recovered with the Spider Board from a variety of damaged memory cards, including Monolithic USB Flash Drive, MicroSD, SD, and others. The PC-3000 Flash Spider Board Adapter is an all-purpose way to safely restore monolithic data without tedious soldering.

The PC-3000-Flash software reads the ROM (read-only memory) of the device that is having its data recovered by directly accessing NAND chips. [Tangent: Flash memory is an electronic non-volatile computer memory storage medium that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. It is a semiconductor that stores data and is used in smartphones and many other electronic devices around us. The two main types of flash memory, NOR flash and NAND flash, are named for the NOR and NAND logic gates. KIOXIA invented the world’s first NAND flash memory in 1987 and remains one of the leading companies conducting flash memory development and manufacturing.] The connection is carried out through the PC3000 Spider Board adapter, which allows connection to the process pins of the NAND Flash chip without soldering due to 25 movable needle contacts.

My sources (which I quoted verbatim as well as paraphrased):

Have you ever wondered how tech technicians recover data from faulty flash and memory whose data cannot be recovered by normal methods.

[verzadaniyaldanish18-blog]

Dibongkar Teknisi Madiun: 5 Trik 'Haram' Memacu Laptop Jadul Tanpa Keluar Uang!"

"Dari bengkel Service Laptop Madiun untuk kalian yang masih pakai laptop jadul!"

💻 1. "Ngasih Napas" ke Windows

Jalankan di CMD (Admin): Copy Paste kedalam CMD

Untuk menjalankan jangan lupa Klik kanan Administrator

powercfg -duplicatescheme e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61

Efek: Aktifin mode Ultimate Performance yang disembunyikan Microsoft!

🧹 2. Operasi "Bersihin Sampah"

Langkah:

Tekan Win + R → ketik temp → delete semua

Buka Disk Cleanup → centang "Windows Update Cleanup" Hasil: Bisa dapet 10GB+ space kosong!

⚡ 3. Matiin "Aplikasi Mata-Mata"

Target:

Cortana

Xbox Game Bar

Telemetry (cari di Services.msc) "Ini penyebab laptop lemot diam-diam!"

🎨 Khusus Desainer Grafis:

Shortcut Photoshop Anti Lag: Ctrl + K → Performance → GPU Compatibility Mode ✅

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[nerdcorepc]

Onsite Computer Repairs

Onsite Computer Repairs - Nerdcore PC Systems

Onsite computer repairs, also known as on-site IT support, involve a technician visiting a customer's location to address computer or IT-related issues. This can include hardware repairs, software troubleshooting, network issues, virus removal, and more. The key benefit is immediate, face-to-face support, allowing for faster diagnosis and resolution of problems without disrupting workflows. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

What's included in onsite computer repairs from nerdcore PC Systems?

Hardware repairs: This can range from fixing broken laptop screens or charging ports to replacing faulty components. 

Software troubleshooting: Addressing issues with operating systems, software programs, and security software. Network problems: Troubleshooting and resolving issues with Wi-Fi, internet connections, and network infrastructure. Virus and malware removal: Removing viruses, spyware, and other malicious software. Data recovery: Retrieving lost or corrupted data from hard drives. Computer tune-ups: Optimizing computer performance and speed. New installations: Setting up new computers, printers, or other devices. 

Why choose onsite computer repairs?

Faster resolution: Face-to-face support allows for quicker diagnosis and troubleshooting.

Minimal disruption: Repairs are performed at the customer's location, reducing downtime and workflow disruption.

Personalized service: Technicians can address specific issues within the customer's unique IT environment.

Convenience: Customers don't have to transport their devices or wait for shipping and return. 

For example, if you have a laptop with a broken hard drive, Nerdcore PC onsite repair service would send a technician to your home or office to diagnose and repair the issue, possibly replacing the hard drive and getting your data back on the spot. Similarly, if you're experiencing internet connectivity problems, a nerdcore pc technician could visit to troubleshoot your network and identify the cause of your problem. It cost around the same as if you would have to go to a computer office.

If you need help at home or your business call our office today on 1300 637 326 and get help straight away.

[technijianravi]

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In the digital age, our mobile devices are integral to our daily lives, holding everything from cherished photos to essential work documents. However, data loss can occur due to various reasons such as accidental deletion, software crashes and hardware failures. Mobile data recovery is the process of retrieving lost, deleted or inaccessible data from smartphones and tablets, providing a lifeline when disaster strikes. 

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[zinitech]

Zini Technologies' Superior Cloud Backup Service: Safeguarding Your Data with Excellence

In the age of technology and data-driven operations, ensuring the security and availability of your digital assets is paramount. Zini Technologies, a recognized leader in the realm of IT services, is proud to introduce its state-of-the-art cloud backup service. With our robust and reliable solutions, we offer you the peace of mind that your data is protected and accessible whenever and wherever you need it.

Cloud Computing for Secure Backup

In today's fast-paced world, the utilization of cloud computing has revolutionized how data is stored, managed, and safeguarded. Zini Technologies' cloud backup service takes full advantage of this technology, providing you with a scalable, cost-effective, and secure means of backing up your critical data. No longer do you have to rely solely on on-site servers or local backups.

Backup Made Easy with Remote Backup Service

Our remote backup service is designed with your convenience in mind. No matter where you are or what device you use, our service ensures that your data is securely and automatically backed up. Whether you work with Windows servers, Linux-based systems, or the latest macOS computers, we've got you covered. You can even restore your data to a different computer, making recovery hassle-free.

Reliable and Secure Data Protection

Your data's security is our top priority. Zini Technologies employs stringent security measures to ensure that your data is encrypted and protected from unauthorized access. With our cloud backup service, you can trust that your data is stored securely in our high-availability data centers.

Server and Computer Backup

Our cloud backup solution is not limited to just one type of device or server. We understand that businesses use a variety of platforms. That's why we offer server and computer backup services, allowing you to back up your entire infrastructure seamlessly.

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Zini Technologies' cloud backup service is not only robust and reliable but also highly cost-effective. With us, you can enjoy the assurance of your data's safety without breaking the bank. Our competitive pricing ensures that businesses of all sizes can afford the benefits of a secure backup service.

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Our cloud backup service is the result of years of experience and expertise in the field of data management. We understand that the data you store is not just numbers and files; it's the backbone of your business. With Zini Technologies, you have a trusted partner committed to safeguarding your data's integrity and availability.

In conclusion, data protection and backup are integral parts of any modern business. Zini Technologies' cloud backup service offers a comprehensive, reliable, and secure solution to ensure your data is always within reach. With our service, you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your data is protected and ready for recovery when you need it. Don't leave your data's security to chance – trust Zini Technologies to provide the professional and dependable backup service your business deserves.

[prgtamarac]

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PRG TAMARAC Repairs is your trusted destination for professional and secure repair services in Tamarac, Florida. Specializing in a wide range of tech repairs, our expert team offers efficient solutions for all your electronic devices. From Apple repair services, including iPhone screen repair and iPad screen repair, to comprehensive computer repair services for PCs, our technicians are well-versed in resolving various technical issues.

In addition to mobile devices, we also provide top-notch computer repair services, data recovery solutions, and troubleshooting for various tech-related problems. Our computer repair shop near you in Tamarac ensures that you have a reliable and convenient place to resolve your computer issues promptly.

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[ayeforscotland]

What is Dataflow?

This post is inspired by another post about the Crowd Strike IT disaster and a bunch of people being interested in what I mean by Dataflow. Dataflow is my absolute jam and I'm happy to answer as many questions as you like on it. I even put referential pictures in like I'm writing an article, what fun!

I'll probably split this into multiple parts because it'll be a huge post otherwise but here we go!

A Brief History

Our world is dependent on the flow of data. It exists in almost every aspect of our lives and has done so arguably for hundreds if not thousands of years.

At the end of the day, the flow of data is the flow of knowledge and information. Normally most of us refer to data in the context of computing technology (our phones, PCs, tablets etc) but, if we want to get historical about it, the invention of writing and the invention of the Printing Press were great leaps forward in how we increased the flow of information.

Modern Day IT exists for one reason - To support the flow of data.

Whether it's buying something at a shop, sitting staring at an excel sheet at work, or watching Netflix - All of the technology you interact with is to support the flow of data.

Understanding and managing the flow of data is as important to getting us to where we are right now as when we first learned to control and manage water to provide irrigation for early farming and settlement.

Engineering Rigor

When the majority of us turn on the tap to have a drink or take a shower, we expect water to come out. We trust that the water is clean, and we trust that our homes can receive a steady supply of water.

Most of us trust our central heating (insert boiler joke here) and the plugs/sockets in our homes to provide gas and electricity. The reason we trust all of these flows is because there's been rigorous engineering standards built up over decades and centuries.

For example, Scottish Water will understand every component part that makes up their water pipelines. Those pipes, valves, fitting etc will comply with a national, or in some cases international, standard. These companies have diagrams that clearly map all of this out, mostly because they have to legally but also because it also vital for disaster recovery and other compliance issues.

Modern IT

And this is where modern day IT has problems. I'm not saying that modern day tech is a pile of shit. We all have great phones, our PCs can play good games, but it's one thing to craft well-designed products and another thing entirely to think about they all work together.

Because that is what's happened over the past few decades of IT. Organisations have piled on the latest plug-and-play technology (Software or Hardware) and they've built up complex legacy systems that no one really knows how they all work together. They've lost track of how data flows across their organisation which makes the work of cybersecurity, disaster recovery, compliance and general business transformation teams a nightmare.

Some of these systems are entirely dependent on other systems to operate. But that dependency isn't documented. The vast majority of digital transformation projects fail because they get halfway through and realise they hadn't factored in a system that they thought was nothing but was vital to the organisation running.

And this isn't just for-profit organisations, this is the health services, this is national infrastructure, it's everyone.

There's not yet a single standard that says "This is how organisations should control, manage and govern their flows of data."

Why is that relevant to the companies that were affected by Crowd Strike? Would it have stopped it?

Maybe, maybe not. But considering the global impact, it doesn't look like many organisations were prepared for the possibility of a huge chunk of their IT infrastructure going down.

Understanding dataflows help with the preparation for events like this, so organisations can move to mitigate them, and also the recovery side when they do happen. Organisations need to understand which systems are a priority to get back operational and which can be left.

The problem I'm seeing from a lot of organisations at the moment is that they don't know which systems to recover first, and are losing money and reputation while they fight to get things back online. A lot of them are just winging it.

Conclusion of Part 1

Next time I can totally go into diagramming if any of you are interested in that.

How can any organisation actually map their dataflow and what things need to be considered to do so. It'll come across like common sense, but that's why an actual standard is so desperately needed!

[kde-plasma-official]

whats the status of like. using linux on a phone. it feels like there are two parallel universes, one that kde lives in where people use linux on phones, and one where if you google linux phones you discover theyre almost usable but they can barely make phone calls or send texts and they only run on like 4 models of phone

don't have much experience with linux on phone so anyone please correct me if i'm wrong but

one of the problems with phones is that every vendor and manufacturer adds their own proprietary driver blob to it and these have to be extracted and integrated into the kernel in order for the hardware to function.

as companies don't like to share their magic of "how does plastic slab make light", reverse engineering all your hardware is quite a difficult task. Sometimes there just isn't a driver for the camera of a phone model yet because no one was able to make it work.

So naturally, this takes a lot of time and tech is evolving fast so by the time a phone is completely compatible, next generations are already out and your new model obsolete.

Also important to note: most of this work is made by volunteers, people with a love for programming who put a lot of their own time into these things, most of them after their daytime jobs as a hobby.

Of course, there are companies and associations out there who build linux phones for a living. But the consumer hardware providers, like Pinephone, Fairphone and others out there aren't as big and don't have this much of a lobby behind them so they can't get their prices cheap. Also the manufacturers are actively working against our right to repair so we need more activism.

To make the phones still affordable (and because of said above driver issues) they have to use older hardware, sometimes even used phones from other manufacturers that they have to fix up, so you can't really expect a modern experience. At least you can revive some older phones. As everything Linux.

Then there's the software providers who many of are non-profits. KDE has Plasma Mobile, Canonical works on Ubuntu Touch, Debian has the Mobian Project and among some others there's also the Arch Linux ARM Project.

That's right baby, ARM. We're not talking about your fancy PC or ThinkPad with their sometimes even up to 64-bit processors. No no no, this is the future, fucking chrome jellyfishes and everything.

This is the stuff Apple just started building their fancy line of over-priced and over-engineered Fisher-Price laptop-desktops on and Microsoft started (Windows 10X), discontinued and beat into the smush of ChatGPT Nano Bing Open AI chips in all your new surface hp dell asus laptops.

What I was trying to say is, that program support even for the market dominating monopoles out there is still limited and.... (from my own experience from the workplace) buggy. Which, in these times of enshittification is a bad news. And the good projects you gotta emulate afterwards anyways so yay extra steps!

Speaking of extra steps: In order to turn their phone into a true freedom phone, users need to free themselves off their phones warranty, lose their shackles of not gaining root access, installing a custom recovery onto their phone (like TWRP for example), and also have more technical know-how as the typical user, which doesn't quite sounds commercial-ready to me.

So is there no hope at all?

Fret not, my friend!

If we can't put the Linux into the phone, why don't we put the phone around the Linux? You know... Like a container?

Thanks to EU regulations-

(US consumers, please buy the European versions of your phones! They are sometimes a bit more expensive, but used models of the same generation or one below usually still have warranty, are around the same price as over there in Freedom Valley, and (another side tangent incoming - because of better European consumer protection laws) sometimes have other advantages, such as faster charging and data transfer (USB-C vs lightning ports) or less bloated systems)

- it is made easier now to virtualize Linux on your phone.

You can download a terminal emulator, create a headless Linux VM and get A VNC client running. This comes with a performance limit though, as a app with standard user permissions is containerized inside of Android itself so it can't use the whole hardware.

If you have root access on your phone, you can assign more RAM and CPU to your VM.

Also things like SDL just released a new version so emulation is getting better.

And didn't you hear the news? You can run other things inside a VM on an iPhone now! Yup, and I got Debian with Xfce running on my Xiaomi phone. Didn't do much with it tho. Also Windows XP and playing Sims 1 on mobile. Was fun, but battery draining. Maybe something more for tablets for now.

Things will get interesting now that Google officially is a monopoly. It funds a lot of that stuff.

I really want a Steam Deck.

Steam phones would be cool.

[nerdcorepc]

Learning About technology in schools - Nerdcore PC Systems

Learning about technology in schools involves using various digital tools and resources to enhance teaching, learning, and assessment. This includes incorporating technology into the classroom to make learning more engaging and interactive, as well as preparing students for the digital world they will live and work in. 

Here's a more detailed look at how technology is used in schools:

Benefits of Technology in Education:

Enhanced Learning Experiences: Technology offers tools like interactive simulations, multimedia presentations, and educational apps that cater to diverse learning styles. 

Access to Information:

The internet provides access to online libraries, databases, and research materials, empowering students to explore topics in depth. 

Personalized Learning:

Adaptive learning platforms and software can tailor content and pacing to individual student needs. 

Digital Literacy:

Technology helps students develop essential skills like navigating platforms, using productivity tools, and collaborating online. 

Engagement and Motivation:

Interactive whiteboards, tablets, and educational software create dynamic learning environments that capture students' attention. 

Collaboration and Communication:

Technology facilitates online collaboration and communication among students and teachers. 

Preparation for the Future:

Integrating technology prepares students for the digital workforce and the changing world of work. 

Accessibility:

Technology can make learning more accessible for students with disabilities by providing alternative formats and tools. 

Examples of Technology in Schools: That nerdcore pc systems offers

Computer-based learning: Online courses, educational games, and software applications can be used to supplement or replace traditional textbooks and lectures. 

Multimedia materials:

Videos, animations, and interactive presentations can enhance learning by making complex concepts more engaging and easier to understand. 

Interactive whiteboards:

These tools can facilitate interactive lessons, presentations, and collaborative activities. 

Educational apps:

A wide range of apps are available to support learning in various subjects, from math and science to reading and writing. 

Online collaboration tools:

Platforms like Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams can facilitate online communication and collaboration between students and teachers. 

Virtual field trips:

Technology can enable students to explore distant locations and learn about different cultures and environments. 

Challenges and Considerations:

Digital divide: Ensuring equitable access to technology and digital literacy for all students is crucial. 

Teacher training:

Teachers need to be adequately trained in how to effectively integrate technology into their teaching practices. 

Cost:

Implementing and maintaining technology in schools can be expensive, especially for schools with limited resources. 

Security and privacy:

Schools need to have strong security protocols in place to protect student data and ensure online safety. 

In conclusion, technology plays a vital role in modern education by enhancing learning experiences, providing access to information, and preparing students for the digital world. By thoughtfully implementing technology, schools can create more engaging and effective learning environments for all students.

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[foone]

just having to run data recovery on my external harddrive that i use for backup, before formatting it in the hopes that then my laptop will play nicely with it again, and wondering if an external harddrive from 2017 really needs replacing, so that I can continue to record footage for YT of Europress Bookshelf Living Classics Alice in Wonderland (I've still got to record the minigames) because no one else has so I have to (I don't but I will). Sending you this because I think you might get me?

Yep, I get it. That's the kind of nonsense I am pathologically up to at all times.

I will say, be careful with external drives. Internal drives, in my experience, tend to degrade: they'll start showing errors, they'll slow down, if you keep an eye on them (with SMART stats and the like) you can tell when they're on the way to failing.

External drives sometimes just go POOF one day. They stop showing up at all, and while SOMETIMES you can crack their enclosure and put them in a PC internally and get some data off, sometimes that's just not possible. So you should be wary of keeping data on external drives that's important and not backed up, and the first sign of any failures is probably the last warning you're going to get before they turn into a paperweight.