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| Data recovery by laudablepuss 06/29/2005, 1:50pm PDT | ||||
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| I have a hard drive, apparently in good physical condition, that has lost the block information that NTFS uses to keep track of files. There's a name for that I'm sure, just don't know what it is. So the data is there but the pointers are gone. That means that as far as windows is concerned, it's never been formatted. Do you want to format? Yes/No. FUCKING NO GODDAM IT.
No idea how it happened either. It was in the machine working fine, I tried to open a folder and got the message that the drive isn't formatted. Hmm. Opened another folder on the drive and it was fine. Okay, reboot. Oops, now I can't open anything. Can anything be done for this POS? :( |
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Data recovery by 06/29/2005, 1:50pm PDT  It can be fixed but you have to pay someone. See the yellow pages. NT by 06/29/2005, 2:16pm PDT Well, what do you think of this option by 06/29/2005, 3:53pm PDT (sad Indian voice) Haven't used it, can't vouch for it by 06/29/2005, 4:31pm PDT other thing I thought of by 06/30/2005, 12:10am PDT Re: other thing I thought of by 06/30/2005, 12:30pm PDT Side note by 06/30/2005, 5:08pm PDT Stop posting by 06/30/2005, 7:08pm PDT Re: Side note by 06/30/2005, 7:46pm PDT |
