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WD10JMVM MY PASSPORT

August 15th, 2018, 11:26

Hi Guys,
i got a wd my passport 1 tb drive,it is detecting in device manager but noting in windows explorer. in smart there was raw read errors and 62 pending sectors. i merge G to P and format with p list and now pending sectors are now 0. r studio is showing the partition and the data but it is taking too much time to copy files & majority of files are corrupt.Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: WD10JMVM MY PASSPORT

August 15th, 2018, 13:51

I hope your intent was only to refurbish this drive and not to get data back... You shouldn't have touched the P-List.

Your problem was most likely just related to the slow responding bug at first. Now, you've got much bigger problems.

Re: WD10JMVM MY PASSPORT

August 15th, 2018, 17:50

thanks data-medics for ur quick reply :) data is not important. but i am trying to recover it. i never ,ve a slow responding bug in wd. i tried to clone with hddsuperclone but cloning speed was in KBs. So now what should i do?

Re: WD10JMVM MY PASSPORT

August 15th, 2018, 19:22

i merge G to P and format with p list and now pending sectors are now 0

You broke it badly for data recovery when you did this.
data is not important. but i am trying to recover it.

Good thing data is not important, since you trashed it when you merged the G and P list. Since data is not important, no need to try further since you won't be able to recover it now anyway. Unless you backed up the modules before you did that and are able to write them back.

But I guess you can use the drive as a test subject for the WD slow responding issue now, do a search for it. Just expect the data to be corrupt now after what you did.

Re: WD10JMVM MY PASSPORT

August 16th, 2018, 2:56

ok.. thanks

Re: WD10JMVM MY PASSPORT

October 1st, 2018, 2:31

ANYC3 wrote:Now if you didn't change anything else on the drive and if the format with P-List was the quick format (not the one that erase data) it's still possible to recover data !

You can recover the original P-List from SS Logs. You can for example run test D2 alone with parameter 0000 .... as long as you don't clear the old SS Logs there is still hope .


+1

Re: WD10JMVM MY PASSPORT

October 3rd, 2018, 5:58

ANYC3 wrote:thanks data-medics for ur quick reply :) data is not important. but i am trying to recover it. i never ,ve a slow responding bug in wd. i tried to clone with hddsuperclone but cloning speed was in KBs. So now what should i do?


data is not important than why bother to recover it ?

As mentioned by Spildit if the Format with P-list was quick and not the one which erases all data, there is possibility to recover the drive. You need to restore original P-List from Logs, if you can't do that we can help you.

good luck

Re: WD10JMVM MY PASSPORT

October 4th, 2018, 16:12

You could try copying back original tracks, then run slow fix.
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