Since this is a nightly task that has run for years, I have been able to watch the hard drive transfer rate steadily decreasing over the past few months until the point where it was obvious that something was wrong, even though the SMART data that I had also been collecting didn't seem unusual or to be deteriorating. This is a fairly mundane success story, but I have a NetBSD server which does a nightly backup to an 8 year old 2TB hard drive. The later thanks to you and your selfless research with your own n=1 Ketogenic experiment. In the mean time, reserve me a copy of whatever the latest version is.īob Johnson, avid Spinrite user, Ketonian, and defeater of diabetes. When I have time to poke around, I'll find you guys. Am I correct in my understanding that only those that find their way to your forum/usefeed/hideaway of testers get to beta test? OK then, challenge accepted. I have caught you from time to time mentioning your group of testers. The best money I have ever spent, hands down. So when Spinrite 6 came out in 2004 I immediately bought one.

We had a copy of Ver 5 (I can not vouch for its license, but we used it to recover many a crashed drive). During that time I was in the USAF and was my fighter squadrons SCM (small computer manager). Sometimes it will warn of more serious impending trouble : You just run it and SpinRite fixes everything that's wrong. īecause it is based on solid science and proven engineering, SpinRite routinely performs miracles of data recovery for 1/100th the cost of independent third-party data recovery services. Please take a moment to read some of the unsolicited feedback we continually receive from SpinRite owners who are, as you can see for yourself, often amazed, stunned, and quite grateful for what SpinRite was able to do for them.

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