Hi everyone, I hope I can profit from everybody's experience as I lack the knowledge.
Here is my story. I have a Synology NAS drive with two 2gb nas drives in it. I recently moved it on the desk and had it bang lightly on the wall (damnit /?%*?) . Now the NAS doesn't work. Hard drive 2 seems to be dead or NOT INITIALIZED. I put drive 1 in another computer (not in the nas box but on the motherboard) and as expected it is not recognized as a drive letter. It is there in the BIOS and in Disk Management but how do I access the data on it so I can backup the data? The only option I seem to have in Disk Management is "convert to dynamic volume" and I don't know if this is the way to go.
Your help is greatly appreciated!
Pierre
Here is my story. I have a Synology NAS drive with two 2gb nas drives in it. I recently moved it on the desk and had it bang lightly on the wall (damnit /?%*?) . Now the NAS doesn't work. Hard drive 2 seems to be dead or NOT INITIALIZED. I put drive 1 in another computer (not in the nas box but on the motherboard) and as expected it is not recognized as a drive letter. It is there in the BIOS and in Disk Management but how do I access the data on it so I can backup the data? The only option I seem to have in Disk Management is "convert to dynamic volume" and I don't know if this is the way to go.
Your help is greatly appreciated!
Pierre
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