Hi Guys,
I have hardrive model - Western Digital-WD1200JB-00EVA0 120 GB
And it now only comes up with the grey screen WITH various starting options on the screen and it doesn't restart no matter which option you choose and it just comes back to the same screen. It also came up with a fault once with: windows/system 32/c_1253.nls
I’ve tried a hardrive repair option and it came up with this fault;
Hi Guys,
I have hardrive model - Western Digital-WD1200JB-00EVA0 120 GB
And it now only comes up with the grey screen WITH various starting options on the screen and it doesn't restart no matter which option you choose and it just comes back to the same screen. It also came up with a fault once with: windows/system 32/c_1253.nls
I’ve tried a hardrive repair option and it came up with this fault;
LOL. Probs not much. That "grey screen" is the BIOS. If all else fails, download a Linux OS designed for recovering data (there are loads out there) and once you have backed up your data to a USB key or something, try using Darik's boot n nuke (another iso) to format it. It has saved many of my drives which I thought were dead. Get familiar with that "grey screen"! It can be a great friend, you'll need it!
I have just received a data transfer cable so I can hopefully transfer data from a faulty hardrive on one computer to another.
I have downloaded a couple of software programs for data transfer but they don't recognise the faulty hardrive at present.
Is there a setting I need to make in the bios that will help this software on the other computer recognise the faulty hardrive?
And what settings are they please?
I'm using two separate computers, one with the faulty drive and another unit for the transfer.
And a data transfer cable between both of them.
LOL. Probs not much. That "grey screen" is the BIOS. If all else fails, download a Linux OS designed for recovering data (there are loads out there) and once you have backed up your data to a USB key or something, try using Darik's boot n nuke (another iso) to format it. It has saved many of my drives which I thought were dead. Get familiar with that "grey screen"! It can be a great friend, you'll need it!
I have just received a data transfer cable so I can hopefully transfer data from a faulty hardrive on one computer to another.
I have downloaded a couple of software programs for data transfer but they don't recognise the faulty hardrive at present.
Is there a setting I need to make in the bios that will help this software on the other computer recognise the faulty hardrive?
And what settings are they please?
I'm using two separate computers, one with the faulty drive and another unit for the transfer.
And a data transfer cable between both of them.
Sorry I can't answer the rest of your question, but I read last night that turning your hard drive upside down can be a temporary solution. Try that, and see if your problems go away. Might as well give it a shot.
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