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I cannot backup the information/files, as i cannot get into windows. I will not be losing much to be honest, i will just have to install a lot of things all over again 
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This might help you then
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1649-clean-install-windows-7-a.html
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1649-clean-install-windows-7-a.html
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Thankyou. My BIOS sees the HDD, however the Windows installation doesn't.
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Okay, i am sorry for causing you trouble. Now it is showing up, but it seems that every single piece of DATA on it has been wiped... The partitions are gone, every thing is gone. I did not choose an option to format it, or anything. Please, please tell me how to fix this.
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Seems the HDD is failing or corrupted, your last resort is to format it with the installation disk and reinstall Windows 7
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D and E had all of my Data on it, four years worth. I cannot see any partition, only one large amount of space.
Suggestions? Still the same?
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The partitions seems to have been erased, a clean install is the only solution now
If the data can be recovered then use System RescueCD, its a linux based OS that can recover damaged systems
SystemRescueCd
As you siad in your first post, the crash occurred when you were copying files, there is a high probability that the data stored is corrupt
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Yet i could still get into windows fine.
I am trying an alternative option as we speak. I will get back to you with reports later on.
I am trying an alternative option as we speak. I will get back to you with reports later on.
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I cannot get into windows, as there is apparently no installations, or partitions at all. Is there another way to run it?
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Do a clean install
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- Samsung LS22F350 LED
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- 1080P
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- Kingston SSDNow UV400 120GB, 500GB Hitachi, 2TB Samsung, 500GB Seagate FreeAgent, 640GB Samsung, 160GB Toshiba (Arch)
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Hello Yowan,
After a very long night of struggle, i have gotten everything to work again. For some reason, the disk decided to forget that it had partitions, and Data. I rebuilt the MBF, MTF, and something called the BCD. I then was able to boot in to windows with NO BSOD at all. Unfortunately, one of my Data partitions had dissapeared.
I got the data back using a program called "Test disk". I'm going to say this once. That program, was absolutely, fluffing amazing. It got back, what, 100Gigabytes of Data from an apparently NON existant partition. It was easy as crap to use as well.
So i copied all the Data from the non existent partition to an existent one, and tried to format the non existant one (Which was called D). I could not format D, i could not Delete it, i could not do anything with the spare 100-200 Gig of files. Fortunately, i found a program called "Easus Partition recovery". It recovered D within 15 seconds, Tops.
My computer is now back in perfect working order, and i pray that it stays like that. I only hope that my HDD is not failing.
Thankyou so much Yowan for your time, and help. You do an Amazing job here.
After a very long night of struggle, i have gotten everything to work again. For some reason, the disk decided to forget that it had partitions, and Data. I rebuilt the MBF, MTF, and something called the BCD. I then was able to boot in to windows with NO BSOD at all. Unfortunately, one of my Data partitions had dissapeared.
I got the data back using a program called "Test disk". I'm going to say this once. That program, was absolutely, fluffing amazing. It got back, what, 100Gigabytes of Data from an apparently NON existant partition. It was easy as crap to use as well.
So i copied all the Data from the non existent partition to an existent one, and tried to format the non existant one (Which was called D). I could not format D, i could not Delete it, i could not do anything with the spare 100-200 Gig of files. Fortunately, i found a program called "Easus Partition recovery". It recovered D within 15 seconds, Tops.
My computer is now back in perfect working order, and i pray that it stays like that. I only hope that my HDD is not failing.
Thankyou so much Yowan for your time, and help. You do an Amazing job here.
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