> I would just like to reiterate something on this last persons Recovered from with a program that low level formats the drive along To send it to a specialist in data recovery who will take the disks out,Ĭlean them and put them in a special unit to read as much data from itĪs possible. This can comeįrom physical damage, or weakened magnetics. The result is the head can't read the sector very well. Bad sectors can come from a variety of reasons. I have been in thisīusiness for 37 years. > they all have to learn the hard way, even I did when my HD powered up it I have advised people to backup data for over 15 years and > But then what? The next sector goes bad.
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> has been marked such unless you have sophisticated software and time and $$. > get worse - you might recover some data albeit not from a bad sector if it
> especially if it holds valuable data! If you have bad sectors, it will only This man needs help now not what to do in theįuture. What you are talking about is after he gets back the data. Justīecause some things started in 1985 or earlier doesn't mean it can't be You back up as much as you can each time an keep doing it You getĪbout a half hour or a little longer when you put it back in theĬomputer. Putting a disk in the freezer is an old trick that STILL works. Mode it refuses to give up on a bad sector until it recovers the data Problem is it can take days when put into the in depth mode. The current program is greatly improvedįrom the original and now is a very good data recovery tool. Threw DOS and applications back on and then your backed up data. Then you backed up the data, low level formatted, fdisked, formatted, Those old drives would need toīe low lever formated once in a while. Version 1 was the only tool that could do a low level format on those Into good sectors while recovering the data. That rolls back the weakened magnetics on the disk. The O/S and deals with the disk directly. I suggest that you look at the site about the program. To get condinsation inside or on some of the minor circuitry on the outside. I don't think I would put my HD in a freezer though even as a last resort.Įven though a harddrive is static sealed on the inside, I would hate for you Stable system seeing how its ran completly off your memory. The reason I would suggest this is I feel DOS is a pretty
You should just go out and buy a new harddrive.Īs for you data that you would like to recover I would suggest booting intoĭOS and doing a copy or xcopy command to move your files from one harddrive Work for you? By all means I think its worth a try, but some will argue that Numerous scans and formating I ended up /w the same unstability. In the past when ever I had a harddrive /w bad sectors it made theĮntire system unstable and would constantly lock up.
I can't remember the command off the top of my head Using programs like Norton Disk Doctor, or even ScanDisk should beĪble to mark them. However, there is a way to locate and mark those sectors so that they are Like a scratch in a cd and is physically damaged sector on the harddrive. One there is no real way to fix bad sectors on a harddrive, A bad sector is I would just like to reiterate something on this last persons responce, for
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