I've tested the healthy drive every time and it works perfectly fine.
Read error testdisk install#
Hi all41, i finally managed to install and run testdisk. If those files are important and irreplaceable stop addressing those partitions and run a recovery.
I've swapped them back and forth from the healthy drive and the dead drive many times. Make a disc image of what you still have before doing anything else. I'm sure I installed the controller board properly. But frankly, I don't know if that would be of any help seeing as how the drive can't freakin be read.Īlso, that thing about the drive geometry has me worried and confused. I'm running this off a USB enclosure as I don't have access to a desktop right now. So what it comes down to now is that my system can "see" the hard drive. I tried photorec and it too had read errors. ERROR HANDLING: There just aren't a lot of ways to make errors in the operation of Disk Fix. In dieser Advanced-Suche meldet testdisk aber nur 'Read Error': Disk /dev/sdb - 60 GB. 150%.200%.uh oh.īut the biggest red flag, as it's running, every little byte or sector or whatever it's reading. If CP/M can't read a directory, the disk is a goner. Nach allen mglichen Heilungsversuchen bin ich auf testdisk gestoen und wollte die HDD durchsuchen lassen. I run an analysis and first sign something is wrong is that the counter keeps going past 100%. I match it up to specs and now Testdisk knows it's a 500GB drive. I check the drive geometry in Testdisk and it's all out of whack. Well, clearly something is wrong since it list the drive as a 4TB drive. I research and research and come across Testdisk. HOWEVER, data recovery utilities DO see the drive. Ok, so I transplant the healthy controller board. Expanding that folder revealed a number of files including the executable files for TestDisk and PhotoRec. Click on the file to uncompress it which created a folder titled testdisk-7.1-WIP.
Read error testdisk download#
It looked like it had gotten a little hot. Clicking on the big green button offering TestDisk 7.1 resulted in a file named .bz2 being saved to my Mac’s download folder. I removed the controller board from the old drive. So I eventually located a used drive that still worked. I bought one off ebay and not only was it NOT the right version, it was dead. Click the Yes button on the User Account Control button. Since it was about a year old, it wasn't easy.īTW, don't buy refurbished hard drives. Locate the executable file named testdisk-win.exe and double-click it. I spent an agonizing amount of time trying to locate an exact match for the drive.
Read error testdisk windows#
Windows would see the enclosure but not the drive. I bought another enclosure to try and see if it would work. Confident that the drive itself wasn't bad, I hacked open my WD Mybook to liberate the drive. I've desperately searched around and tried all I can find.Ī few months back, my external died on me.
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