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My hard drive crashed and I need to recover some files from it. I plugged it in another computer, as a slave drive, but it is not recognized by the system, and therefore I cannot use your program.
How can I make it visible to the system, to be able to scan it and recover the files from it? Thank you very much! |
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Make sure you have the drive correctly connected as a secondary drive (do you know about setting a drive as a master or a slave?).
Once connected, when you turn on the computer can you hear the drive spin? Does it make any noise? If it is quiet or makes a crunching or clicking noise then it is a physical problem and needs to be sent to a physical repair center. If the drive seems to be working run a "Fast Format Recover" and a "Complete Format Recover". Look for the "physical drive" in the drive selection list that corresponds with the size of your problem hard drive. Search the physical drive.
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Graham Henley GetData Support Staff http://www.getdata.com http://www.recovermyfiles.com |
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No pins usually defaults to master. Sometimes it can be better to put it on its own IDE cable. If you have a spearate cable that goes to the CD, then use this.
Now when you run Recover My Files can you see the physical drive?
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Graham Henley GetData Support Staff http://www.getdata.com http://www.recovermyfiles.com |
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