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Originally Posted by signupdamnit
If the data is important, stop using the disk immediately. Take it out now to avoid further damage.
Either
1) Get a new drive and load the OS on that THEN mount the old drive as a slave drive and copy over all data using data recovery tools to your new drive.
or
2) *safest* Take it to a pro data recover service $$$
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Agreed, safest and best. It may be just the boot sector, not the data.. so get it booted from a new/other drive, and try to see whats on there that's good. Good luck, computer problems stink.. we can all relate.