How to read data from a faulty HDD

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  1. Posts : 1,326
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       #61

    The op is problably sleeping as he said. My zar is still running and im going to go sleep. Il speak to you tomorow
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #62

    after installing the cable go to the disk manager and update the list. the new HDD would be appear, then go to the disk management and label the new hdd that has found... it may takes time to find the HDD because of the bad sector, let it do it.
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
       #63

    But be carefull. I think i read in another thread that this can damage the mobo if not done correctly
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       #64

    mmkarimi said:
    after installing the cable go to the disk manager and update the list. the new HDD would be appear, then go to the disk management and label the new hdd that has found... it may takes time to find the HDD because of the bad sector, let it do it.
    Better check the physical disk first. Has it partitions, if not... maybe they can be recovered. Has it bad blocks on surface.

    All can be done with partition wizard.
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       #65

    Yes, Could you check back on my thread please
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  6. Posts : 247
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       #66

    Kaktussoft said:
    petko131 said:
    Will do as you say. But not now, because i am running partition recovery wizard, and for 10 minuets it hassdon only 0% so that means it will be left over the night. I will delete all of the data after the test is done. Now the bad hdd isn't appearing as unallocated, but as a logical type, and bad disk...
    Do you mean it found a logical partition? Is it type NTFS? What's the size?
    It's not a NFTS type, it says that it's a logical drive type; file system is BAD DISK; capacity is 149 gb; unused 0b; status : None

    after 3 hours of testing (I had to repeat the test this morning, because the power went out over the night) it has done 12% and none partitions appeared... so i closed the setup and came back here.
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  7. Posts : 1,326
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
       #67

    Keep it running... It will go on for as much as 5hrs, if it does find a partition it will tell you i think... report back if it does
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  8. Posts : 247
    Windows 7 x86 Ultimate
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       #68

    And yes, i remembered that the disk had 1 partition.
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       #69

    petko131 said:
    And yes, i remembered that the disk had 1 partition.
    Whole disk was 1 partition? No unallocated space at beginning?

    Try this Video heop on how to perform disk surface test with Partition Wizard partition manager?
    Let it run for 15 minutes. No bad sectors?
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    petko131 said:

    It's not a NFTS type, it says that it's a logical drive type; file system is BAD DISK; capacity is 149 gb; unused 0b; status : None
    logical is normal and no problem. If it doesn't know the file system it can't determin what is used/unused and says unused 0bytes.

    So there is 1 partition on that disk? It occupies all the space on physical disk, so disk capacity is 149GB?
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