My computer was working all good. later i did shut down. on next day my
hard drive was'nt being detected on bios. the hard disk is a seagate 40
gb barracuda ata. i tried to go to a friends house with my hardisk
but,it does'nt detects there too. what should i do? what type of
problem is this?
i have lots of data and i need to recover.

xztrazil@gmail.com wrote

By a new hard drive.

Death of a hard drive.

If the data is of high value, you should use a professional recovery
service. You'd better be sitting down when you see the price.

If you cant afford that, it may be possible to recover the data
by swapping the logic card from an IDENTICAL hard drive.

Previously xztrazil@gmail.com wrote:
Trying in a different computer makes it very likely that
the problem is with the drive.

Simple: Get a new drive and restore your backup.

Failing the availability of a current backup, I would recomend
using a professional data recovery service. This sounds like
it is a serious problem and it could be a number of different
things. If you mess around with the drive yourself, the chances
are good that you make professional recovery far more expensive
or impossible.

Arno

xztrazil@gmail.com wrote:

if your disks really dont work, you have to buy new one .and
remember
your past fault.take care of your data,it is all!


if you are interested in the computer,you can come to my
picture
www.flickr.com/photos/partpic/.
We are the professional photograph website about the computer.
there are o lot of picture of some kinds of computer ,include
BIM,SUN,HP,EMC,HDS and others.Welcome you!

Hi,

I would really strongly suggest www.retrodata.co.uk - look at their
feedback via the groups here... they are outstanding. Good costs and
turnaround time. Offer really helpful advice and help!


xztrazil@gmail.com wrote:

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Oh look, a stinking OdiFerous sockpuppet.

Hi, Duncan. Business slow? Must be: Joepie is here too!

Folkert Rienstra wrote:

Folkert,

I suggest you tread very, very carefully in future before you press the
"send" button if your message contains any reference to me or my
business.

Take this as a "friendly" warning against possible legal action.

Perhaps, if you have nothing constructive to add to any threads, you
should consider keeping it schtumm.

I have no "sockpuppets" as you so incorrectly imply. You are the only
person on usenet I have ever come across with a negative attitude
towards me and my business. Do your own research.


Duncan Clarke
--
Retrodata
www.retrodata.co.uk
Globally Local Data Recovery Experts

1.does it spin ?
2.what is exact model of HDD ? (like ST380011A)
3.do you see any fried chips on the board ?

--
Alan Kakareka
Data Recovery Service
786-253-8286 cell
http://www.247recovery.com
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