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Yngwie 03-09-2008 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack Frost (Post 13899885)
You should upgrade your drives to SATA. No jumps and no fucking around + they're hot swappable.
You can get good data recovery software that works very well also, so dont panic!


I will be upgrading to SATA2 drives soon. data recovery software is useless if the hard drive is not even detected by the bios. I have data recovery software, but that's no help in this case.

Jack Frost 03-09-2008 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Yngwie (Post 13899905)
I will be upgrading to SATA2 drives soon. data recovery software is useless if the hard drive is not even detected by the bios. I have data recovery software, but that's no help in this case.

Give it a try. You'd be suprized. I honestly had the same problem about a year ago and used that software. Drive not detected in bios, but that software found it. Then you can see all the data on the drive and copy it over to a healthy drive. Takes a long time if you have a lot of data, but it was a real life saver for me!

Yngwie 03-09-2008 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack Frost (Post 13899932)
Give it a try. You'd be suprized. I honestly had the same problem about a year ago and used that software. Drive not detected in bios, but that software found it. Then you can see all the data on the drive and copy it over to a healthy drive. Takes a long time if you have a lot of data, but it was a real life saver for me!

I did try and it didn't see anything having to do with that drive, unfortunately. Which software was it that you used?

Jack Frost 03-10-2008 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Yngwie (Post 13900135)
I did try and it didn't see anything having to do with that drive, unfortunately. Which software was it that you used?

http://www.getbackdata.net/

Tat2Jr 03-10-2008 03:27 AM

Sorry to hear. We just had to spend $800 to get my data recovered off a dead drive. They sent a bill to us for $4000, but I reminded them that I clicked the $800 flat fee link (thank god I found that). The drive had a years worth of pics I'd shot and not posted yet on it. Thousands of dollars in modeling/agent fees. Yes, I was stupid to have not burned them to disc. I was always going to do it tomorrow. So stupid. Anyway, just bought 2 TB drives. Doing backups every 3 days, and of course I'm burning 10 zillion DVDs. I didn't even think of what crockett said about the power supply frying all the drives, so tomorrow I have to go buy another 1 TB external drive just to be safe.

Gunni 03-10-2008 05:08 AM

if the drive actually spins try to put it in an external case and hook it up with usb/firewire. But let it rest for a day or two some place cold first. This has worked for me a couple of times

dav3 03-10-2008 05:32 AM

just reinstall windows on the c: drive, with the d: drive completely unplugged. at least you can get your machine running again and figure out the problem with the other hard drive.

NinjaSteve 03-10-2008 05:36 AM

That sucks ass Yngwie! I can't imagine losing everything.

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Originally Posted by sandman! (Post 13897647)
not to be rude but if your data is important you should have a second copy of it i do images of my main 2 drives every 2-4 weeks so the most i can loose is 4 weeks of new shit.

What do you use to do this?

NinjaSteve 03-10-2008 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Tat2Jr (Post 13900820)
Sorry to hear. We just had to spend $800 to get my data recovered off a dead drive. They sent a bill to us for $4000, but I reminded them that I clicked the $800 flat fee link (thank god I found that). The drive had a years worth of pics I'd shot and not posted yet on it. Thousands of dollars in modeling/agent fees. Yes, I was stupid to have not burned them to disc. I was always going to do it tomorrow. So stupid. Anyway, just bought 2 TB drives. Doing backups every 3 days, and of course I'm burning 10 zillion DVDs. I didn't even think of what crockett said about the power supply frying all the drives, so tomorrow I have to go buy another 1 TB external drive just to be safe.

What software are you using for backups?

Peace 03-10-2008 05:46 AM

man do not say about God in this way. Unless you think he made a mistake making you happen in this world...Joking. Please be carefull though saying things like that

florin 03-10-2008 05:55 AM

that sucks...

VeriSexy 03-10-2008 05:56 AM

Ouch... sorry to hear man

Yngwie 03-10-2008 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Jack Frost (Post 13900787)

I'll try that out.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tat2Jr (Post 13900820)
Sorry to hear. We just had to spend $800 to get my data recovered off a dead drive. They sent a bill to us for $4000, but I reminded them that I clicked the $800 flat fee link (thank god I found that). The drive had a years worth of pics I'd shot and not posted yet on it. Thousands of dollars in modeling/agent fees. Yes, I was stupid to have not burned them to disc. I was always going to do it tomorrow. So stupid. Anyway, just bought 2 TB drives. Doing backups every 3 days, and of course I'm burning 10 zillion DVDs. I didn't even think of what crockett said about the power supply frying all the drives, so tomorrow I have to go buy another 1 TB external drive just to be safe.

I'm going to have to buy some hard drives as soon as possible to use as backup drives and also burn shit on dvds

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Originally Posted by Gunni (Post 13900954)
if the drive actually spins try to put it in an external case and hook it up with usb/firewire. But let it rest for a day or two some place cold first. This has worked for me a couple of times

I bought an external drive enclosure on Saturday from ncix.com. Just waiting for it to be delivered, Hopefully that works.

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Originally Posted by dav3 (Post 13900972)
just reinstall windows on the c: drive, with the d: drive completely unplugged. at least you can get your machine running again and figure out the problem with the other hard drive.

That's what I did on sunday.


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Originally Posted by Peace (Post 13900991)
man do not say about God in this way. Unless you think he made a mistake making you happen in this world...Joking. Please be carefull though saying things like that

I don't believe in god anyway.

d-null 03-10-2008 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Yngwie (Post 13901954)
I'll try that out.
...
I bought an external drive enclosure on Saturday from ncix.com. Just waiting for it to be delivered, Hopefully that works.
...

doesn't anyone leave the apartment anymore to do stuff like shop? :1orglaugh

Yngwie 03-10-2008 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jetjet (Post 13903119)
doesn't anyone leave the apartment anymore to do stuff like shop? :1orglaugh

I do, but seeing as I don't have a car or an easy way to get around I just ordered it online.

Yngwie 03-12-2008 12:38 PM

so I got the hard drive enclosure today and put the hard drive in it, plugged in the power cable and usb cable to the back and plugged the USB cable into my pc.. It detects the device I'm plugging and shortly after I get

"USB Device not Recognized.

One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it."

I tried every usb port and got the same error. I just can't win.


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