So my old 10 year old HDD with XP has fried, and it was taken to a laboratory to restore data, costing 600€.
The data is copied, but some 0.2% were missing, so they tried again, reindexed it, and should be good now.
My father wants to buy a NEW HDD (1000GB, previous was 160), and wants me to make his old PC work.
Will this work, if I simply copy the salvaged data to a new HDD?
I know this can be done with cloning, but I don´t think the data was "cloned". It can´t be cloned anymore, as the disk is fried, so will the simply copy-pasted data work, when put into a new HDD, which will be installed into the old PC?
The data is copied, but some 0.2% were missing, so they tried again, reindexed it, and should be good now.
My father wants to buy a NEW HDD (1000GB, previous was 160), and wants me to make his old PC work.
Will this work, if I simply copy the salvaged data to a new HDD?
I know this can be done with cloning, but I don´t think the data was "cloned". It can´t be cloned anymore, as the disk is fried, so will the simply copy-pasted data work, when put into a new HDD, which will be installed into the old PC?
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