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HDD keeps deleting partition
#1
26 Oct 2011 @ 10:15
Daeds
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well I got the crappiest surprise yesterday when I turned on my PC...one fo my HDDs had unpartioned itself...and in order to do any form of damge checks I ahd to repartition it
goodbye 220 gigs of data - I've since run a few partiton revocery softwares, like easeus, that should be able to reclead the old partition even after a new one is started.
Didn't find it so I cried quietly to myself over the data loss and started a new partition and formatted it - ready for new data.
But today when I log on the HDD has unpartitioned itself again.
So is the HDD noew gone completely FUBAR or is there something shifty going on here?
goodbye 220 gigs of data - I've since run a few partiton revocery softwares, like easeus, that should be able to reclead the old partition even after a new one is started.
Didn't find it so I cried quietly to myself over the data loss and started a new partition and formatted it - ready for new data.
But today when I log on the HDD has unpartitioned itself again.
So is the HDD noew gone completely FUBAR or is there something shifty going on here?
"I do not suffer from Insanity, I enjoy every minute of it."
Daedalus. Ruler of the Universe and part-time tape measurer
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#3
27 Oct 2011 @ 9:35
Daeds
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no other PCs around to test with sadly.
It's an old HDD - I put it at 7-8 years old and this is the first time it's had an error that resulted in loss - and I'll admit as far as errors go this is one of the big ones.
It's an old HDD - I put it at 7-8 years old and this is the first time it's had an error that resulted in loss - and I'll admit as far as errors go this is one of the big ones.
"I do not suffer from Insanity, I enjoy every minute of it."
Daedalus. Ruler of the Universe and part-time tape measurer
Daedalus. Ruler of the Universe and part-time tape measurer
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