HELP : I Got My HD Shorted (Short-Circuit)

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  • Inter-Sex
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2005
    • 2231
    #1

    HELP : I Got My HD Shorted (Short-Circuit)

    Hello All,

    Today i got two of my harddrived shorted, and i cant access they.
    They dont show up when i restart, and also not visible in windows and linux.

    Really the dont get any power more. Its 600 GB data, damn.

    Does anybody know some trick i can try maby ?
    I really have the feelings for cry.


    Thanks a lot.
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    • eroticsexxx
      Confirmed User
      • Aug 2006
      • 3133
      #2
      Originally posted by Inter-Sex
      Hello All,

      Today i got two of my harddrived shorted, and i cant access they.
      They dont show up when i restart, and also not visible in windows and linux.

      Really the dont get any power more. Its 600 GB data, damn.

      Does anybody know some trick i can try maby ?
      I really have the feelings for cry.


      Thanks a lot.
      A common method I use is to find/buy a hard drive of the same brand and model and then replace the control board on the faulty HD with the one from the working HD.

      With some hard drives (fujitsu, WD) you might have to match the revision number also.

      Word of Advice: Try to find out what the source of the short was first - power supply connector, surge, etc. You don't want to risk losing another drive.

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        • yahoo-xxx-girls.com
          Confirmed User
          • Jul 2006
          • 3143
          #3
          Hope this helps...

          First check to see if its your power supply before you go any further... sometimes the problem is the actual cord from the power supply to the harddrive(s)... also check your bios settings to make sure you have such picking up your harddrive(s)... Sometimes when a power supply is dying a motherboard can act up. I have seen a power supply smoke a motherboard and yea... I was kind of pissed off since it was my motherboard... ^^

          Good luck,
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            • geedub
              Confirmed User
              • Jun 2005
              • 3489
              #4
              Originally posted by eroticsexxx
              A common method I use is to find/buy a hard drive of the same brand and model and then replace the control board on the faulty HD with the one from the working HD.

              With some hard drives (fujitsu, WD) you might have to match the revision number also.

              Word of Advice: Try to find out what the source of the short was first - power supply connector, surge, etc. You don't want to risk losing another drive.
              this is what you should try... otherwise a lot of local pc shops have this ghost disk thing that can copy shit off dead drives.. atleast a buddy of mines former employer had one
              Reliable web host that actually cares, tell em geedub sent ya. Vacares

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