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That's awesome. Good thing it was the board that had gone bad, not the motor, or anything else.
It wasn't the board that went bad. It was the drive's motor. So, all he had to do was replace the little chip on the bottom with that of a working hard drive.
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That's awesome. Good thing it was the board that had gone bad, not the motor, or anything else.
It wasn't the board that went bad. It was the drive's motor. So, all he had to do was replace the little chip on the bottom with that of a working hard drive.
That's awesome. Good thing it was the board that had gone bad, not the motor, or anything else.
It wasn't the board that went bad. It was the drive's motor. So, all he had to do was replace the little chip on the bottom with that of a working hard drive.
Really? I didn't see a motor on that board.
When I meant by motor is the drive mechanics like the spindle & the spinner. The drive was not spinning up, so it was theoretically the \"motor's\" problem.
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