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Raife
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External HD failure
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Wondering if anyone has used a good data recovery program (preferrably free, but I am willing to pay a resonable amount). Thanks appreciate the help.
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Last I read was if you put the hard drive into a sealed bag w/o humidity and throw it into the freezer, it'd give you enough time to snag that data off the drive for you to get all the important stuff.
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Raife
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Not mechanical failure
The problem isn't mechanical it is a corrupted Master File Table. Don't see how putting it in the freezer will help. I'm looking for good data recovery software.
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Why not just hook it up as a extra hard drive on another computer and just copy the most important folders to that PC'S hard drive.
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That's is what I am trying to do. There is no folder structure within the hardrive. All files on a drive are stored in a Master File table that tells the OS what files are on the drive. With a corrupted MFT the OS is not able to read from the drive, therefore can't recognize any files.
Imagine a dictionary out of alphabetical order with no Table of contents or index. You want to find and copy a word?? Same thing here.
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IKilledMyAGOIA
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and this is why we dont use external hdd's
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quote: Originally posted by IKilledMyAGOIA
and this is why we dont use external hdd's
corrupted drives are not limited to happening on external drives...
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IKilledMyAGOIA
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quote: Originally posted by IKilledMyAGOIA
and this is why we dont use external hdd's
with raid 0 on data that is extremely critical
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Have you tried fdisk /mbr?
Found on Google, I have never used it myself.
Free File Recovery Software
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