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Ratrap
post Jun 14 2005, 12:30 PM
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No idea where to post this, sorry if it's the wrong section.

My PC can't boot anymore if i have my 200gb HDD on power, (I got 2 HHDs)

Is there a way to repair that? 180/200 gb of data! I don't want to lose that. Problem: I don't know what kind of HDD it is, only 200gb 7200 rpm


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Boss429
post Jun 16 2005, 11:03 AM
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well it could be that the MBR is poached. you could try at (DOS i know) prompt with win98 boot disk. fdisk/mbr

Have you tried playing with the jumpers and cabling? if something is lose it may not recognize the problem until part way during boot.

Is there a spare computer in the house you can test the HD in to determine if infact the HD has a problem or if it could be something in the computer u have.

Is the Drive NTFS or FAT32?

Knoppix doesnt mind readign it, but wont allowing righting to it.

umm what else....


have you tried booting to that HD? I take it there is no O/S on that drive, so you acn use a boot disk. Can you read info off that drive in DOS?

You might also want to try BARTPE or PXE to boot from CD and give you an environment to back up, test, restore data.

that all i can think of before breakfast. sorry.


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