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hahe
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Posted: Tue, 27th Feb 2007 04:23 Post subject: my SATA drive and vista |
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My main hard drive crapped out on me the other day and I had to buy a new one and also picked up Vista. Thing is, my 3rd hard drive is the SATA hard drive and it's not showing it anywhere. It was working fine before. I just want it to show up so I have the hard drive back cause I have a ton of files on it. And hopefully to get it back I don't have to reformat it. Any ideas?
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Posted: Tue, 27th Feb 2007 04:29 Post subject: |
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Does it show up during boot (or in the bios?)
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hahe
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Posted: Tue, 27th Feb 2007 06:28 Post subject: |
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Yea BIOS detects it and all that. Its just when I go to my computer and all that stuff it doesn't show up.
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Posted: Tue, 27th Feb 2007 08:02 Post subject: |
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hahe wrote: | Yea BIOS detects it and all that. Its just when I go to my computer and all that stuff it doesn't show up. |
Mine did that once and that was because there wasnt a partition created on the drive so it could be read. Doubt this is your case as you said there was already files on there? You might also try ERD Commander
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Key features:
* Boots dead systems directly from CD
* Easy, familiar Windows-like interface
* Includes the Locksmith utility to reset lost Administrator passwords
* Includes FileRestore so that you can quickly find and recover deleted
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* Intuitive Solution Wizard helps you select the right tool to correct your
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* Allows complete disk sanitizing/data removal with Disk Wipe utility
* Includes an Internet browser to facilitate downloading needed files and
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* Automatically identifies and replaces critical system files that have
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* Provides emergency removal capability for faulty hotfixes
* Detect malware and other applications that may be consuming system
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* Compares key info on unbootable systems with that of a working system for
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* Allows for formatting and partitioning of disks
* Built-in network access to safely copy data to/from dead systems
* Repair and diagnostic tools located on Start menu
* Repair tools include System Restore, System File Repair, Service and
Driver Manager, Hotfix Uninstall Wizard, Locksmith, FileRestore, Registry
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* Compatible with Windows NT, 2000, XP, and Server 2003
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But you'll have to use XP to use it.
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