Hello, recently I've encountered a logical failure in my hard drive. The system can detect the presence of the hard drive, so It's natural to rule out the possibility of a phsycal hardware damage.
So the story goes like this:
I was deleting some useless files and games on my PC, everything was fine until I deleted a game folder on my desktop. The deletion took ages for a 2 GB game, since I was running out of patience, I decided to restart. That is when my entire system crashed. The restart process took more than an hour before it froze and the screen turned black.
I suspect it's a logical system crash, is there any way for me to repair this and extract the data, or do I have to take it to an expert?
Now, every time I turn my PC on, it won't boot to Windows 8, but keeps on giving me the error 0xc00000e9 code.
Please help! Any suggestions are much appreciated.
So the story goes like this:
I was deleting some useless files and games on my PC, everything was fine until I deleted a game folder on my desktop. The deletion took ages for a 2 GB game, since I was running out of patience, I decided to restart. That is when my entire system crashed. The restart process took more than an hour before it froze and the screen turned black.
I suspect it's a logical system crash, is there any way for me to repair this and extract the data, or do I have to take it to an expert?
Now, every time I turn my PC on, it won't boot to Windows 8, but keeps on giving me the error 0xc00000e9 code.
Please help! Any suggestions are much appreciated.
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