Externe Secure Festplatte

Hallo,
ich habe ien Lenovo secure externe Festplatte, weiß aber den Code nicht mehr.......besteht irgendwie die Möglichkeit, diese wieder zu nutzen, selbnst wenn die Daten darauf verloren gehen.
Gruß
Heiko

Hallo Heiko,
also ich habe jetzt einmal direkt mit unseren Kollegen vom 2nd Level sprechen können.
Bei manchen Secure-Festplatten wurden noch USB-Sticks für die Datenwiederherstellung bzw. genau für so einen Fall mitgeliefert.
Sofern so ein USB-Stick nicht im Lieferumfang der HDD vorhanden war, sind die Chancen an die Daten zu kommen/die HDD zu nutzen schlecht.
Secure-HDD`s werden ja extra so verschlüsselt, um ein Zugriff zu verhindern!
Sorry, da können wir leider nichts tun.
Gruß, Marcel
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