External Hard Drive failure. "Bad disk" after power failure

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  1. Anshad Edavana
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    @dime5150

    Glad to hea that you managed to save all important data from the drive.

    @Ijas619

    Please read the thread before replying. OP's primary goal is to save data and not destroy it by formatting.
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  3. Shunui
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
       New #32

    Hello, I had the same problem but it won't work even I connected the HDD itself directly to the MB
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