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Problem with the external hard drive "Windows10"
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It's a 320GB hdd drive. usb 2.0
I tried to connect it to another PC, but it didn't work either.
I pulled the drive out of the box and connected it directly to my PC via the SATA interface.
I see the following picture.
I tried to connect it to another PC, but it didn't work either.
I pulled the drive out of the box and connected it directly to my PC via the SATA interface.
I see the following picture.
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I did manage to solve this problem.
First, I managed to make a copy of the damaged drive using Clonezilla.
I came across this video tutorial.
True, it cost me $97.95, but that's nothing compared to taking the disc to a technician. I risked losing my files forever. But I can't afford to pay a lot of money.
Let me tell you a little bit about how I did it.
I downloaded Hetman Partition Recovery , the program displayed my RAW drive, which used to be FAT, and started a full scan. It found most of my files and successfully recovered them. Yes, it couldn't recover all the files, but I was lucky: I recovered the most important ones .
And yes, make copies of important files (discs) for the future.
Also, thanks to everyone who tried to help me)
First, I managed to make a copy of the damaged drive using Clonezilla.
I came across this video tutorial.
True, it cost me $97.95, but that's nothing compared to taking the disc to a technician. I risked losing my files forever. But I can't afford to pay a lot of money.
Let me tell you a little bit about how I did it.
I downloaded Hetman Partition Recovery , the program displayed my RAW drive, which used to be FAT, and started a full scan. It found most of my files and successfully recovered them. Yes, it couldn't recover all the files, but I was lucky: I recovered the most important ones .
And yes, make copies of important files (discs) for the future.
Also, thanks to everyone who tried to help me)
