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It turns out that MRT tries to write a file when listing destination drive in DE, which triggers Trend Micro's behavior monitoring to block MRT and the subsequent list of destination drives does not populate. So, now that I have a working system, I plan to put it through its paces to see how it stacks up in the real world.

If you have any questions about the functionality of this system that I can test, list them in this forum thread. I cannot guarantee that I will get to them all, but will do my best.

My main objective with the review is to answer the questions that most data recovery professionals have:

• Can MRT do enough to compete with other professional data recovery tools?
• Is MRT destined to be another disappointment with great sales, little support and virtually no updates as we have seen in the past from other Chinese vendors?
• Basically, is it worth the money?

A couple of things MRT has boasted about that might be worth testing.

1) Seagate F3: edit ROM and disable head 0 and boot hard disk from head 1, then edit RAM and enable head 0 dynamically.

2) Seagate DM001, DM003, as well as triangle-board HDDs: Unlock firmware

Even if you don't get to these items it will be interesting to hear what you think about MRT.

What is MRT - I missed the spell-out

MRT - http://en.mrtlab.com/

RolandJS wrote: ↑Thu Mar 23, 2017 6:06 pm What is MRT - I missed the spell-out

That is a good question!
Media Recovery Technology?

I guess one of us should ask them?

lcoughey wrote: ↑Fri Mar 24, 2017 7:07 pm I guess one of us should ask them?

I emailed them earlier. Will let you know if I get a response.

According to MRT the company started out for Maxtor repair. So it stands for "Maxtor Repair Tool".