DFL-WDII hdd firmware repair tool has integrated one new hdd repair feature-Translator repair with two options: Clear Translator and Regenerate Translator. Read more

With this new hdd firmware repair feature-‘Track Split To FW Modules’, DFL-WDII is able to repair damaged WD hard drives when some important firmware modules get damaged or missing. Read more

DFL-WDII hdd repair tools has integrated one greatly working hdd repair solution to WD Hard drives with p-list damage and this hdd repair solution will absolutely help data recovery engineers enhance their hdd repair and data recovery success rate. Read more

PCB burnt is another most common WD hdd failures and many data recovery engineers are trying to find a donor PCB from a donor drive and swap the PCB directly. Unfortunately a simple direct PCB mostly doesn’t work for PCB burnt WD drives. It’s because of the poor ROM compatibility of the WD PCB, as for the ROM on each WD drive, even if the drive has the same model and you may think you have already found one donor drive and after you swap the PCB, you may still fail to restore the patient drive and the drive is still undetected. Read more

DFL-WDII is the latest and most professional WD hdd repair tool with many useful and innovative hdd repair functions helping users improve both their hdd repair efficiency and their WD HDD repair and data recovery success rate. Read more

When we’re talking about clicking drives, we can always connect it to physical damage to hard drive inside components, such as the failure in the head or preamplifier chip that is located on the headstack. But As one skilled hdd repair and data recovery engineer, you must also know clicking drives can be also caused by firmware corruption. If you want to secure your data, you must diagnose your clicking hard drives correctly and take the right hdd repair solution with professional hdd repair tools. You may want to know what others cause the hard drive clicking. Now let’s see some live examples by some clients in our data recovery lab: Read more