The New PC-3000 Software Version is Released

[ACE_Admin]

Great news for the data recovery community:
with the new PC-3000 Software Update, you can unlock the Techno Mode for WD SED drives of all SMR 2.5" and 3.5” families without any custom PCB.
It’s the easiest and most convenient way how to do this!

This release has also brought the support of LVM2 thin pools and PS5016 PCIe 4.0 NVME drives as well as loaders for PS3111 and SM2259XT controllers. These features and many more are already available in the latest version of the English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean software:

- PC-3000 Portable II-III/Express/UDMA-E software Ver. 7.1.6
- PC-3000 SAS software Ver. 7.1.6
- Data Extractor / Data Extractor RAID Edition software Ver. 6.1.6
- PC-3000 SSD/SSD Extended software Ver. 3.0.4

All authorized technical support users will get the latest software version.

SEE THE FULL LIST OF ENHANCEMENTS

[ad1479]

Hello. Thank you ACE team. It was great. We are waiting for other updates. Good luck

[Hoang21]

Hello

Thanks for the new version and I updated it.

Do you have the procedure or video to use the new function: (you can unlock the Techno Mode for WD SED drives of all SMR 2.5" and 3.5” families without any custom PCB).

Thank

[Roman_TS]

Source of the post Hello

Thanks for the new version and I updated it.

Do you have the procedure or video to use the new function: (you can unlock the Techno Mode for WD SED drives of all SMR 2.5" and 3.5” families without any custom PCB).

Thank

We are going to publish all new feature renew during the next few days. Watch our news.

[d_d_recovery]

Here is a short video I made today.
https://youtu.be/G0B3fwn5VmY
I am sure Ace Labs video will be far more comprehensive in the next few days.

[murtazabawa]

Hi,

Does the new update resolve the spyglass slow reading issue?

[d_d_recovery]

Source of the post Hi,
Does the new update resolve the spyglass slow reading issue?

Not AFAIK. But Ace's video may put some more meat on the bones.

[Roman_TS]

Source of the post Not AFAIK. But Ace's video may put some more meat on the bones.

Here it is, by the way:

https://www.acelab.eu.com/news/a-video- ... w-features