Disk boot failure
- Thread starter LehFlare
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Hi there LehFlare,
I would agree with ThatGuyWhoAsksALot. Most probably, there's something wrong with your drive. Yet, it will not hurt to attach it with different cables to another SATA port first. That way, you will rule out a possible connection related cause.
If the issue persists, you will need to take the drive out of the computer and attach it as a secondary one to a working machine.
Then, you can try to access the data right away. If this does not work, you will need to use some data recovery software in order to retrieve the data.
After that, you can check its health status out: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/282651-32-best-diagnostic-testing-utility
Let me know how this goes,
D_Know_WD
I would agree with ThatGuyWhoAsksALot. Most probably, there's something wrong with your drive. Yet, it will not hurt to attach it with different cables to another SATA port first. That way, you will rule out a possible connection related cause.
If the issue persists, you will need to take the drive out of the computer and attach it as a secondary one to a working machine.
Then, you can try to access the data right away. If this does not work, you will need to use some data recovery software in order to retrieve the data.
After that, you can check its health status out: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/282651-32-best-diagnostic-testing-utility
Let me know how this goes,
D_Know_WD
ThatGuyWhoAsksALot
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Theres something wrong with your Hard Disk , try to open up your computer and see if it's connected properly (hopefully it got disconnected and just needs to be connected back)
D_Know_WD
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Hi there LehFlare,
I would agree with ThatGuyWhoAsksALot. Most probably, there's something wrong with your drive. Yet, it will not hurt to attach it with different cables to another SATA port first. That way, you will rule out a possible connection related cause.
If the issue persists, you will need to take the drive out of the computer and attach it as a secondary one to a working machine.
Then, you can try to access the data right away. If this does not work, you will need to use some data recovery software in order to retrieve the data.
After that, you can check its health status out: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/282651-32-best-diagnostic-testing-utility
Let me know how this goes,
D_Know_WD
I would agree with ThatGuyWhoAsksALot. Most probably, there's something wrong with your drive. Yet, it will not hurt to attach it with different cables to another SATA port first. That way, you will rule out a possible connection related cause.
If the issue persists, you will need to take the drive out of the computer and attach it as a secondary one to a working machine.
Then, you can try to access the data right away. If this does not work, you will need to use some data recovery software in order to retrieve the data.
After that, you can check its health status out: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/282651-32-best-diagnostic-testing-utility
Let me know how this goes,
D_Know_WD
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