Which disk drive Is most likely to Crash?

Any disk drive is likely to crash. Although disk vary in output and the ability to with stand high temperatures, disk used in Servers and laptops have a higher crash rate compared to other forms of storage devices used.
Laptops are portable; they can be carried around be it in the filed in case of a field work. Laptops are even used in recording scientific information on mountain tops where the temperatures are very low.
Mostly, mishandling of laptops has been the greatest reason for laptop failure.
Dropping can lead to breakage of components and the platter disks that store information.
Laptops are a spilled over with drinks causing elector circuit shocks. This contributes to physical failure which can lead to loss of data in the long run.
Using the wrong software on laptops causes script errors as most user will tend to use unidentified software. These bad sectors created on the disk cause data loss as data is not written nor is it possible to reads from the sector.
In the case of servers, they work long hours; others even work all the year round.
The constant working of the drives causes wear out as the heads and the magnetic
Platters rotate. High temperatures also cause parts to wear out as they expand and contract on cooling.
Unqualified handlers of severs can lead to serious mistakes than can result to massive loss of information.
The installation of software or wrong drivers can result in deletion of the partitions causing a great loss of information.
What ever the condition may be, the services offered by data recover companies
are able to reconstruct information to its original form.