FireWire External Hard Drive Recovery
FireWire External hard drives (also known as a IEEE 1394 connection) is the main external device connection created by Apple. This is seen as the alternative to USB. Firewire connections were the first to offer speeds of up to 400 MB per second way before USB 2.0 was available and as a result was very popular professionals dealing with large file sizes such as graphic designers and film makers. Now with the release of USB 3.0 and the potential of 5 GB per second transfer rates Apple have announced it will be producing a connection to rival USB 3.0 promising transfer speeds up to 6.4 GB per second.
| A Typical FireWire Connection |
The Latest FireWire 800 Connection |
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FireWire External Hard Drive Recovery Types & Prices
Please note this is a rough price guide based on the different type of symptoms. For a more accurate data recovery quote please contact us.
drives, faulty partitions and OS reinstallations. Find out more about our file recovery service including the repair of corrupt files. |
accessed, do not spin normally or not being recognised after a system a reboot. |
dropped, making various noises like clicking, ticking, loud scratching or wirring. |
Other Hard Drive Connection Types
If your hard disk drive is not a FireWire connection please find yours below..
