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Netgear SC101 Data Recovery

Netgear SC101 Data Recovery

Data recovery from SC101 and SC101T devices


The file systems used by the Netgear SC101 and the SC101T are either Zetera ZFS or Dataplow SFS.  We have a full understanding of these file systems and are able to recover where other fail.

Whether your drive has suffered a logical failure and your data has completely vanished or if the drive has mechanical or other physical problems we are able to recover the data.

For see the following link for details about our SC101 data recovery services.

These units were fairly popular when they first arrived but very soon, reports starting coming in that there were problems with the power supply and over heating. In some cases this resulted with hard disk failure.

A new model was then brought out, the SC101T which addressed many of the problems. But there were still problems with the file system. A firmware update was brought out to address the problem, but by now there were several other genuine NAS boxes available that used the widespread Linux EXT file and operating systems. Netgear remained in the market with their 'ReadyNAS' equipment that too relied on Linux based file systems.





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