Conner Hard Drive Recovery

Causes for data loss of Conner hard drives

Just like any other mechanical or electronic device, Conner hard drives are not resistant against wear and tear or a multitude of other failures. For example: A headcrash (click of death), PCB errors, damages on the ferromagnetic surfaces (read errors or I/O errors), firmware errors, bearing damage and motor damage or environmental unfluences such as water- or moisture damages or heat or fire damages.

• Wear and tear of hard drives (physical errors or damages on the surfaces or write/read heads)
• Drop or fall damage (Vibrations, shock, impact, tipping or falling over)
• Moisture and liquid damage (flood or storm damages, water damage after e.g. a pipe burst)
• High temperatures or heat (over-heating, direct solar radiation, insufficient cooling)
• Hard drives with defective IDE-adapters

Typical error patterns of Conner hard drives

General information about Conner

Conner Pheripherals was founded in 1986 by Seagate co-founder Finis Conner. It was the first company to establish 2,5 and 3,5 inch hard drives. 10 years later Conner was taken over by Seagate, like Maxtor, Samsung hard drives and LaCie have been later. In 1998 Conner founded the company "Conner Technologie", which was taken over by ExcelStor Technology in 2001.