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 Post subject: Unllocatted external Hard driver
PostPosted: April 12th, 2022, 9:00 
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Hello everyone
I have a laptop hard disk not used for a long time,
I tried to use it through USB hard disk enclosure. the two blue lights are on but
in Management
It says unllocated
It doesn’t even show on my computer


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 Post subject: Re: Unllocatted external Hard driver
PostPosted: April 13th, 2022, 8:07 
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Take out of enclosure > connect through SATA > clone it using HDDSuperClone. Your poll makes zero sense.

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 Post subject: Re: Unllocatted external Hard driver
PostPosted: April 14th, 2022, 2:51 
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Arch Stanton wrote:
Take out of enclosure > connect through SATA > clone it using HDDSuperClone. Your poll makes zero sense.


+1.
Then, analyze with DMDE.

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 Post subject: Re: Unllocatted external Hard driver
PostPosted: April 14th, 2022, 11:06 
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Your drive has disk surface damage/degradation, which is triggering cyclic redundancy check errors (aka bad sectors).
In order to recover the files, the data has be cloned to another healthy drive.
For Do-It-Yourself methods, hddusperclone or ddrescue are ideal. Otherwise, reach out to a data recovery specialist (not a computer shop).

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