A Toshiba P300 4TB desktop drive used for office reports, scanned records, and photos in Morabadi, Ranchi, froze during a file move and began clicking. Systems in Harmu and Lalpur sometimes saw the drive as 0MB or asked to format it. The office requested a straightforward recovery that secured important files first and kept folder names intact for easy handover. DataCare Labs followed a clear path from assessment to delivery with simple updates at each step.

• Brand: Toshiba P300
• Capacity: 4TB
• Data Size: 3TB
• Success Rate: 100%

Users reported “drive not accessible” and copy errors, then lost access to common folders used daily. After reconnecting a few times, the disk vanished from the system or showed as RAW. Quick tools and formatting prompts appeared but would have destroyed important records. The team stopped all attempts and asked for a safe plan that prioritized core documents and scanned bundles.

Desktop drives may suffer both head wear and translator faults with age and heat. Forcing reads or long scans can damage weak tracks and reduce the chance of a clean recovery. The safer approach is to stabilize the hardware, restore proper addressing, and image critical folders first. This keeps stress down and protects key content while the rest of the data is copied.

DataCare Labs installed matching donor heads in a clean‑room and fixed translator settings to allow ordered reads. Imaging began with Documents, shared office folders, and scanned archives, and then moved on to photos and other media. Weak zones were read with short, gentle passes and rest periods to control heat. Original folder paths and names were kept as‑is.

A total of 3TB was recovered, covering reports, scans, and photo folders the staff needed every day. Test opens confirmed files behaved normally, and the office could reconnect folders without renaming anything. A short note explained the layout and best habits for safe storage. The handover was simple for non‑technical users.

Conclusion:
A simple, careful process works best under stress. With a clean head swap, a translator fix, and a document‑first imaging plan, DataCare Labs restored the data in a way that was easy to use right away. The team returned to routine work the same day.

If a drive in Ranchi asks to be formatted or shows 0MB, stop using it and contact DataCare Labs. No Data No Charge keeps the process clear and safe at every step.