Phillip Corcoran said:
Your C drive (ie the Windows installation) is on the Transcend 16GB IDE Flash Module which is the equivalent of an SSD in a modern SATA system.
As it's now being detected but you get just a black screen, it could be faulty or it just needs Windows re-installing on it.
And you should never be in a position where you need to "salvage data". You should keep your data backed up at all times.
Ah thank you for the reply! I never really thought of backing it up as the only important information inside is the IP address and port numbers for my IP cameras as I use it to monitor all the cameras (I know, I've been feeling like an idiot for not writing them down earlier but I've had no problems in the last 4 years).
Do you think it would still be possible to read the open the data on the flash module? If so, would a IDE adapter like
this one work with the flash module or would they only work with IDE hard drives?