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Thank for this PINNED topic, i quickly get the ontrack EasyRecovery Pro v6.03 from internet (if you want to know how, please PM me, it is not good to publish the way to get the software). I have become a mad man searching the internet looking for the solution and at last. After re-boot, Oh my god, i keep on saying to myself, wtf and wts, all my data in my Maxtor harddisk gone.i can't even know what is the file format because the windows XP need me to initialize my harddisk and then need to format in order to use back the maxtor harddisk.I say to God, i dont care on my HK drama, i just want back my photo ( around 3.5GB ).

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Good day, i have the same problem.I accidentally touch the molex connector on my Maxtor harddisk, damn, my pc hang. This post has been edited by lex: Feb 12 2006, 06:24 PM I did a data recovery on my 80GB hardisk which is complaining of errors. I am not sure whether you can download it from their websites. This data recovery program is quite good. To recover data, try using easy recovery by Ontrack. Goto their websites, normally they have tools to check for problem in your hardisk. I suggest that you check the harddisk vendor. Before this happenned the partition's space is fully maxed out (could this be the reason?). I went to the computer management and check the partition is with a FATor NTSF and its just empty there.Īny idea how can i recover the data in that partition. strangely one of the partitions when i double click on it, a dialog box pops out saying this drive is not formatted, do you wnat to format it? The 40gb are my OS and prog files and the other hdd (80gb) are my datafiles,video and mp3s. Guys i think i'm having the same problem here.not too sure about it tho. This post has been edited by lex: Feb 12 2006, 06:33 PM I haven't tested the programs listed earlier, but if they work, use them. What I did was I copied out my files from HDD 1 to HDD 2 in WinXP Pro, then used the Disk Management tool to convert HDD 1 to basic disk. If u need to downgrade from Pro to Home (like me), you need to convert the disk's data back to basic disk. Search for 'dynamic disk' in Google, there're alot of articles about it. Windows XP Home, Windows 95, 98 etc cannot use dynamic disks. I backed all the data into my ext hd and passed it back to him.īack home, my friend plugged his hd back into his drive and yet.he couldnt do anything.so he reformatted it.and retrieved his data from my hd.īut i'm curious.why can i read it when he cant?Dynamic disks can only be used in WinXP Pro and Windows 2000. I took his hard disk, put it in my pc, and suprisingly, i could read it. This post has been edited by lex: Feb 12 2006, 06:31 PM need to know if there are similarities in these cases.

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Pre-Installed SP1 (comes with the WinXP)ĭid you intsall any drive utilities such as Norton Utilities?ĭid you install any drive auto-defragment utilities like 'Disk Keeper'?Ĭan you list down your detailed full PC hardware specifications?įor research. Which WinXP operating system are you using?Ģ. it may be quite expensive.Īnyway would like to ask a few questions here: I suggest you ask for pricing first before trying it. There is a data recovery service in Low Yat though, on the 3rd floor. WHAT brand and model is that external HDD case? So far I had 6 external USB HDDs (and all Seagates inside) and none of them had exhibit these kind of problems.Īnyway. If you are not using it, then disable this.

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Possibly the SATA RAID driver bugs or operating system bugs which a 'new drive' (if not recognized) will be converted to dynamic disk setup (this is similar to NRAID configuration).įor those who did not encounter this problem yet, I suggest not to install any SATA RAID drivers but just the normal SATA drivers instead (most manufacturers have 2 driver versions - one for RAID and the other for non-RAID setup).Īnother thing to watch out for is disk spanning (used for dynamic disk setups) also. I suspect it could be the use of SATA hard drive. I'm kinda caught by this weird problems of drives reverting to Dynamic disks.

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