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 Post subject: My Personal HDD Became Uninitialized and no disk
PostPosted: July 1st, 2024, 3:12 
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Please help after power loss the hdd became uninitialized and has no partition on disk management. It's my personal PC all the tools for my business are in this hdd. Please help
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 Post subject: Re: My Personal HDD Became Uninitialized and no disk
PostPosted: July 1st, 2024, 3:20 
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If the data is too important, consult a pro.
This can be something quite easy (like a logical problem) or something more complex like firmware problem or weak head(s).

If the data is not too important, you can try: a) Run UFS Explorer and see if your data shows up and you can copy them, b) Connect terminal reply from your drive and post it here.
These two options can stress and irreversibly damage your drive in case of a mechanical failure.

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 Post subject: Re: My Personal HDD Became Uninitialized and no disk
PostPosted: July 1st, 2024, 3:48 
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There's no disk or partition to recover the data
But it detects on device manager and uninitialized disk with no partition on disk in disk management!

Terminal shows F3T>


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 Post subject: Re: My Personal HDD Became Uninitialized and no disk
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 Post subject: Re: My Personal HDD Became Uninitialized and no disk
PostPosted: July 1st, 2024, 9:04 
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If the data is too important, consult a pro.
This can be something quite easy (like a logical problem) or something more complex like firmware problem or weak head(s).

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 Post subject: Re: My Personal HDD Became Uninitialized and no disk
PostPosted: July 2nd, 2024, 3:48 
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Forget it I erased the drive with the terminal commands!
After this +1 what should I've to do


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 Post subject: Re: My Personal HDD Became Uninitialized and no disk
PostPosted: July 2nd, 2024, 5:28 
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After this? Probably the bin.

You have ignored every bit of advice from seasoned professionals so there's nothing more to do. You've done it all.

Not sure what commands you sent in terminal but it's probably too far gone now to recover.


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 Post subject: Re: My Personal HDD Became Uninitialized and no disk
PostPosted: July 2nd, 2024, 10:32 
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I've to wait for people's answers for long time so I thought of second opinion the data is not that important to me so it would be a loss anyway so I thought deleting everything with the terminal command. I don't know the command but it's a program downloaded from hddguru for seagate f3 terminal commands like its a gui for the f3. I clicked erase button on the program and the terminal command ran for 30 to 45 minutes I think saying something like formatting! I forgot to take a snap as I was going for lunch :roll: . Guys please have a discord or an irc chat for quicker replies please :wink:


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