May 10th, 2009, 16:24
May 10th, 2009, 16:44
May 10th, 2009, 17:15
Spildit wrote:A small cable is in the backside of my hard disk that connect board of hard into interior it. (hope understand my mean about which cable!)
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Also i saw a small table that write on top of it "NMB 2-1" and at the bottom of it "GMN-2" . i think it's a way to recover for this happenings.
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I can't figure out what you are trying to say and what you have done to the drive.
Sorry.
May 10th, 2009, 17:49
May 10th, 2009, 18:27
Spildit wrote:If the data is important you better takke the drive to a data recovery house near you.
Spildit wrote:If you would like to gamble a little bit, just get another drive big enough to copy the data from the bad drive to and run Partition Find and Mount on the bad drive. If it finds the partitions just copy the data that you want to the good drive and don't use the bad one anymore.
Spildit wrote:If i'm reading correctly you stored your own copy of your critical data that you coudn't live without on a drive with damaged IDE pins
Spildit wrote: .... if i were you i would have backed up as soon as i fix the drive for the first time ....
May 10th, 2009, 19:14
Spildit wrote:I have in bad drive some data such as porn video
Adult porn video should be fine. Hope that it's not paedophilia porn video or child porn. Otherwise you will have what you deserve and you can consider yourself lucky for your data loss.
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I accept this way, but whats your mean about run partition find
Partition Find and Mount is a software to find partitions and mount them as a drive letter of your choice. You can copy the data out to another drive and the software will not write to the damaged disk (like testdisk does).
It's free and can be found here :
http://findandmount.com/now i buy a Seagate 1 TeraByte and all of it is in free space,
If it's a Seagate 7200.11 drive it was a very bad choice. Those drives are full of firmware problems not to mention spindle/head problems etc ... Those drives might very well be the worse drives ever made and you will be in trouble again very soon. I advice you to buy a Samsung 500 GB drive.
May 10th, 2009, 19:35
Spildit wrote:Your welcome.
Just let us know if the software have found your data and if you were able to copy it out....
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