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Hard disk recovery after spill

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I spilled liquid on my A1425 Macbook pro with retina display and the machine is out of order now. I'm trying to figure out how to recover data from it but it's not fitting in any of the docks/enclosures I have been able to find.... Can anyone please tell me what I need to read this particular card? Many thanks!!

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Here's the needed case for your SSD: OWC Envoy Pro.

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If it is the 2012/early '13 model OWC has http://eshop.macsales.com/Search/?Ntk=Pr...|1&Ne=5000&N=6430&N2=6430&Ntt=A1425+Macbook+pro+ cases for the SSD.

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hi sorry but this link opens the main page of OWC....

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The first thing you need to do is going to try your external drive on different computer to see if the drive can be read by them. If yes, back up the files you store on your external drive to the computer first. If not, you need to take your external drive to fix at once.

Maybe you will ask if you fix the external drive, will the files are gone forever? Yes, they will be gone, but not forever. Actually, after fixing the external drive, the files seem to be deleted, but in fact, the operating only delete the catalog and the space of these files so that there is enough space for you to store new files.At this moment, you still have chance to get your files back.

But if you put any new files into the external drive, the new files will occupy the space of the"deleted files", this is the so-called data overwritten situation.Once this happens, you may lose the chance to get the files back.

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