- #EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE RECOVERY MUST INITIALIZE RECUVA PORTABLE#
- #EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE RECOVERY MUST INITIALIZE RECUVA SOFTWARE#
- #EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE RECOVERY MUST INITIALIZE RECUVA PC#
Given the intro, let me now brief my experience of using a portable. Any dislocation can be fatal with losses. They are delicate, complicated machines which can be compared to the nascent baby inside the womb.
#EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE RECOVERY MUST INITIALIZE RECUVA PORTABLE#
Portable HDD's (at least the ones which are not Solid state) are not meant to be ported a lot. So I have 3 levels of backup including one Cloud based. That goes for both HDDs, Laptop HDDs, CDs, DVDs and even SSDs. In my decades of experience I know it's only a matter of time before they fail. author mentioned above) is recommended but they can get very expensive.ĭo not trust hard drives or storage media. You last option is a data recovery agency. All recovered data must be copied to another physical hard disk. This is a time consuming job but if the data is precious you'll have to bear with it.Īlso, DO NOT write any data to the drive or attempt to modify the partition tables manually rom this moment on.
#EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE RECOVERY MUST INITIALIZE RECUVA SOFTWARE#
Use software like Stellar Phoenix, Get Data Back or Recuva to recreate the partition tables and recover files. Better get whatever data you can off that drive. I have a feeling the drive has either developed bad sectors and is dying. I cannot access any of my priceless data.Ĭan anybody suggest/help me recover my data. Recently i found that one of the 60 Gb partition out of the 3 partitions ( 60+60+80) was having some problem while the system was trying to access the data which has rendered all the partitions useless. Whenever i connect the extnl hard disk each of the partition is scannes and assigned a drive name ( g,h, i.
#EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE RECOVERY MUST INITIALIZE RECUVA PC#
I connect the hard disk to my PC and laptop using the USB inputs. All top gear videos, my Camera pics, About 25 Gigs of Mp3, must have movies Etc. I had bought a 200 Gb Extnl Seagate hard disk about an year back and it had loads of useful information on it. Leaving aside clean room cases Im sure a majority of 'crashes' can permit for software based recovery which is not difficult to do. If someone loses data due to what is essentially a manufacturer defect the least that can be done is to try to recover some if not all of the corrupt data. Nonetheless the nonchalance with which the service centre dismisses talk of data recovery is annoying. Here is a photo of the 'Recertified' logo printed onto the anterior of the drive.įortunately I always keep a second backup drive so data loss was minimal. There are couple of very very slight external differences but its the same model. This one is made in Thailand, earlier one was made in China. It seems to be a 'repaired' HDD of same specification. In 7 days I got an SMS informing me that a replacement is ready. Seagate's service centre accepted the drive without question. Luckily it was recognised on the Win 7 PC and I was able to reclaim all except the last 2 days worth of data. In August it stopped working on my Win XP PC. I had a bought a 1 TB Seagate Backup Plus External HDD last April.
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