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Damage Partition:Need software to copy out files

Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by bobohead, 2005/04/28.

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  1. 2005/04/28
    bobohead

    bobohead Inactive Thread Starter

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    Im using WINDOWS 2000.

    One of my harddrive has a partition problem. When I click on the drive in Windows Explorer, a window pops up and says " The Disk in Drive E is not formatted, Do you want to format it now?" I dunno why this happened. I went to DOS mode, and try to go to the drive, it wont let me, It will say " THe volume does not contain a reconized file system. Pls make sure that all required file system drivers are loaded and that the volume is not corrupted."
    I have alota files in that harddrive, I dont care what happens, I just want to copy out my important files, and then just format that damaged harddrive .Or if I can fix it, great.
    In DOS, i did a " chkdsk e: " And it didnt work, it said " The type of the file system is RAW. CHDSK is not available for RAW drives." Dontknow what that means.
    Some software that i've used that didnt work or maybe I didnt use it properly? :
    PC Inspector FIle Recovery: This program prob came the close, it found directories and some files, but none of them were accessable. I copied out some files and folders. The folders that had my files were empty. Other files that were found-such as music files or videos, did not run-it said an error occured.

    Hitachi Fitness Test: I couldnt access my harddrive period still. It said the harddrive wasnt accessable

    ANy other software out there that will let me go into the harddrive to copy out files? I bet its just the system of the harddrive has issues, but the files are not corrupted.
    Again, im using WINDOWS 2000
     
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  2. 2005/04/29
    Newt

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    You are probably using NTFS for file storage and DOS can't understand any of that.

    www.sysinternals.com has several utilities that will help you. NTRecover is most likely the one you will want at this point.
     
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  4. 2005/05/04
    bobohead

    bobohead Inactive Thread Starter

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    Those software didnt work, any other help out there?
     
  5. 2005/05/06
    Arie

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    Seems you got some good advice over at Annoyances.org

    Seems your only option would be a 3rd party In-Lab Data Recovery Service.
     
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