by Data-Medics » Fri Sep 08, 2017 2:20 pm
Quick question for you guys who are getting this issue. Are you sure the fusion wasn't broken by an attempt to re-create it using the SSD and another HDD?
The last time I saw this it turned out that a "genius bar" idiot had tried to re-create a fusion setup on the SSD using a new HDD and had even re-installed the OS before asking the customer if they needed the data back. So, it was no longer part of the same fusion. I've talked with other data recovery labs, and they've all seen this happen several times as well. Seems it's standard operating procedure at the Apple store to nuke data in favor of fixing the computer, all without asking the customer. I think most their "techs" (and I use that term loosely) don't even know the SSD exists, so they just throw in a new HDD and in goes the install CD.
Quick question for you guys who are getting this issue. Are you sure the fusion wasn't broken by an attempt to re-create it using the SSD and another HDD?
The last time I saw this it turned out that a "genius bar" idiot had tried to re-create a fusion setup on the SSD using a new HDD and had even re-installed the OS before asking the customer if they needed the data back. So, it was no longer part of the same fusion. I've talked with other data recovery labs, and they've all seen this happen several times as well. Seems it's standard operating procedure at the Apple store to nuke data in favor of fixing the computer, all without asking the customer. I think most their "techs" (and I use that term loosely) don't even know the SSD exists, so they just throw in a new HDD and in goes the install CD.