Hi ,
Try this : http://www.geckoandfly.com/3163/crashed-hard-drive-hard-disk-data-recovery-software-tools-and-service/
Regards .
What once succeeded with me was to connect a disc right inside a desktop ( IDE 3,5" ) but I don't know for sure if you can with a laptop's one .
Otherwise , i' m afraid you will need to ask a specialized office to do the job for you and it will cost you a lot of monney .
Once the hd placed Inside the desktop as secundary , each OS should recognize it's own data .
Maybe you will need to try on two different desktops : Windows and Mac .
Many thanks for the feedback sjhs97 . A disc read error is not only an error but also a horror !
The best solution is indeed often to bring your unit to a professional recovery center , otherwise the risk is big you will lose all of part of your data .
Best regards ,
fanaudi .
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Did not work. I get an NT_read error.
I also tried some things like removing the upperfilters and lowerfilters in registry and they all failed.
I am thinking if the disk needs to be set to slave for it to work.
I hope it does.
May I also add that the disk has 2 OS' when it was in the laptop. Ubuntu and Windows. I don't know if these messed up the sectors of the disk.
Thanks a lot for the recommendations fanaudi.
Yesterday, I found out that no jumper settings are necessary for SATA 2.5" disks. So my plan failed.
I retried using Linux/Ubuntu's Disk Utility to read my disk but there's a READ ERROR encountered. So I guess I have to give up at this point.
Also, I would just like to document, in case someone encounters the same problem, that when the HD was in the laptop I set a password for it. So everytime I boot I have to enter the HD password before going to either Ubuntu or Windows log-in.
When my BIOS failed the BIOS password together with the HD password was changed (or reset) to an unknown value. I tried resetting the BIOS by shorting terminals (as discussed in a forum) but it did not work. That is when I decided that the laptop is severely broken and I decided to take my HD off.
Hope someone finds a solution to this problem or someone can conclude that the disk is irreparable. Until, then I will just keep my HD and hope that I can save enough money to have the HD checked in a specialized office.
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