Hello All,
You have helped me tremendously in removing spyware. I have amnother issue unfortunately. My IDE hard drive had a SMART error and wouldn't boot after the "blue" screen.
I was told by Dell to replace the hard drive- which i did but I need to get the data off of my old drive. I took it to the Geek squad . they informed me that the drive spins fine and doesn't seem to be mechanically bad but they couldn't get the data.
Can I do this myself somehow? I was told by a data recovery place that itwould be between 500 and $1000 to get the data but they for certain could recover the data.
That price is too hi and I'm wondering if anyone can offer me any advice?
Thanks
Dave
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Posted 05 July 2009 - 07:11 PM
A SMART failure usually means the drive is hosed. Dell is right when they say buy a new one.
Data recovery is tricky business, especially if the hardware is wonky. Maybe something along the lines of Unstoppable Copier?
Data recovery is tricky business, especially if the hardware is wonky. Maybe something along the lines of Unstoppable Copier?
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Posted 05 July 2009 - 07:46 PM
I have confidence in http://www.snapfiles.com/get/getbacknt.html, but...as noted...recovery procedures are always iffy.
Louis
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Posted 06 July 2009 - 11:52 AM
Thanks. However, in addition to the software, how do I connect it to my computer? Do I need other connectors/jumpers? And what jumper settings do I use since I have to have my new "good" drive installed as normal- how and where dod I connect the "bad" drive? USB I suppose?
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
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