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Old January 15th 05, 10:40 AM
Adrian
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Hi,
I am afraid I have burn my hard disk, I got the following error message:
something like : "Disk boot failure. Insert system disk, and press enter"

The BIOS still able to recognize my harddisk, but when I use other hard disk
to try to retrieve data from my faulty harddisk, it just couldn't recognize
it. I have tried the software call getDataBack, but without success.

I tried to install another OS in the harddisk, but it said my harddisk is
new... and if i continue to install, all data will be lost.

Can anybody help me? File inside is really important... since this is my
friend's hard disk, not mine, that's even worst ^^"""

Adrian


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Old January 15th 05, 02:07 PM
Bob Willard
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Adrian wrote:

Hi,
I am afraid I have burn my hard disk, I got the following error message:
something like : "Disk boot failure. Insert system disk, and press enter"

The BIOS still able to recognize my harddisk, but when I use other hard disk
to try to retrieve data from my faulty harddisk, it just couldn't recognize
it. I have tried the software call getDataBack, but without success.

I tried to install another OS in the harddisk, but it said my harddisk is
new... and if i continue to install, all data will be lost.

Can anybody help me? File inside is really important... since this is my
friend's hard disk, not mine, that's even worst ^^"""

Adrian



Another lesson in the value of backup.
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Cheers, Bob
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Old January 15th 05, 02:29 PM
Jim Macklin
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Default Dead harddisk

contact DriveSavers http://www.drivesavers.com/ Their
website has some free help and advice, their paid service is
not cheap, but very good.


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"Bob Willard" wrote in
message ...
| Adrian wrote:
|
| Hi,
| I am afraid I have burn my hard disk, I got the
following error message:
| something like : "Disk boot failure. Insert system disk,
and press enter"
|
| The BIOS still able to recognize my harddisk, but when I
use other hard disk
| to try to retrieve data from my faulty harddisk, it just
couldn't recognize
| it. I have tried the software call getDataBack, but
without success.
|
| I tried to install another OS in the harddisk, but it
said my harddisk is
| new... and if i continue to install, all data will be
lost.
|
| Can anybody help me? File inside is really important...
since this is my
| friend's hard disk, not mine, that's even worst ^^"""
|
| Adrian
|
|
|
| Another lesson in the value of backup.
| --
| Cheers, Bob


 




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