Bad heads are a common problem with hard drives. When the internal components named “the read and write heads” start to go bad, the data on the platter become illegible by the hard drive. It is easy to visualize if you think about the inside of a hard drive looking like an old, vintage record player. The read and write heads are the components on the end of the actuator arm which move along the disk-shaped platter of the hard drive to read and write your data.

In general, heads within a hard drive begin to go bad. The hard drive may begin to make clicking or scratching sounds. This is a signal for the overall BAD health of the hard drive. Overall, if you have a hard drive that has begun making strange noises, or you know that your data is not being read properly, then it is time to bring in your hard drive to Five Star Data Recovery for our data recovery team to repair the bad heads for you.

What else do you have to lose? No pun intended, but on a more serious note, you should take advantage of our FREE chances of recovery. You can only be known for sure after a diagnosis and evaluation by one of our data recovery engineers. If you are in a situation where you have made a mistake and do not know what to do, use our live chat feature or call our customer service to reach a data recovery engineer at any time of the day.

Please keep in mind that our certified data recovery technicians offer FREE diagnosis and FREE price quotes! Generally, you will have a clear understanding of the actual issue that has arisen with your hard drive. You will get a price estimate of how much it would cost for the data recovery job to be complete.

Furthermore, the trust and loyalty of each customer are highly valued by our team at Five Star Data Recovery. Luckily, your data and personal information will be 100% secure. Your important data will stay private at all times. Fortunately, only the owner of the hard drive will be able to see the data we recover from the damaged hard drive. Nevertheless, please contact us at 818-272-8866 for more information about our data recovery process.