Author(s):	Nik Lyons & Chris Berge
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Description:	In this presentation-demo hybrid, we will cover basic troubleshooting and safe suggestions for the DIY data recovery enthusiast. The focus will be on Seagate branded drives, though we will also briefly discuss what makes the Seagate HDD simpler to fix than Western Digital when using these specific methods. In addition to hardware repair techniques, we will also present a live demonstration of a few different software solutions for specific issues with Seagate external drives. We will touch on certain criteria that must be met in order for a successful recovery to take place outside of a professional data recovery lab. The talk is targeted at those with fundamental awareness to beginner level understanding, though we are happy to indulge experts, too. markdown
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