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Working on my Mom's PC I broke the connector on my Seagate 80 gig 7200 rpm hard drive. I am wondering how I can salvage the data on the drive with aligning plastic busted. There were 2 (now 1) drives on the PC in a RAID 0 array. Running 32 bit Windows XP Home.  
 
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if no one on here can find a way to fix your problem then you have to spend big $$$ and send it to a data recovery center.

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1. You could put the HDD in a Caddy (External HDD Case)
2. Just plug it into another PC.
 
When youve done that, plug in the HDD and Un-Encrypt the data on the hdd :)

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hi i michael    
Abit pro ip35 mother board    
2x seagate 500g 32cache
q6600    
9800vga
8g ram    
coolmaster p/s    
 
I've set RAID in BIOS. Then installed vist. I did not know to configure the RIAD, with ctrl i. Upon boot up port 00, port 01, port 02
 one says cd-rom  
one says error reset
 one says hdrive.
wheres my second hdrive? checked connections even tryed new sata cables.
 
port 00 to port 05    are my sata1~sata6?
 
i vista a raid looks like one drive, does it in boot up? I'm am trying to see both my hdrives. They do not have insturctions for slave setting like jummers or anything.  
Because a lack of exp I have. I'm now changing from RAID to IDE, so I can see both drive at least. Its taking a long time to do this.? and
 
whats volume and stripe size when making raid0 with ctrl+i? please and thanks Any help

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Every HDD has Slave / Master Jumper slots.

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Sata drives don't


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