Wiped HDD Question

[xordyh]

Recently used dnuke to clean off my HDD, I usually use this to install a new OS for used computers I refurbish, however after I restarted my computer and plugged in my hdd it lights up and I can hear it spin like normal but the computer doesn't recognize it or mount it. Any suggestions?
I really don't think it could have died so easily because its not even 2 years old, its a brand new 1TB thunderbolt HDD so not sure what the issue is though this is my first time swipping a HDD like that. Other forums were saying there are chances that if its a old drive on its last leg it could fry it but this hdd doesn't seemed fried.
Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Gbz Goldenboyz]

check it with others os if still problem better service it if u got luck u can repair or go for new one

 

[fzabkar]

Do CrystalDiskInfor or HDD Sentinel see the drive? Do they report its SMART data?

Can you see the USB mass storage device with Microsoft's UVCView?

http://www.users.on.net/~fzabkar/USB_IDs/UVCView.x86.exe

 

[matt33_23]

I'm using linux distro Ubuntu on this machine, I typed lsusb in the terminal and got back Bus 001 Device 009: ID 059f:1062 LaCie, Ltd
I know this HDD is perfectly fine it just won't mount.
I'm thinking LaCie requires Windows or MacOS for a first time run so when you wipe it like that I may have to plug it into a Windows distro in order for it to work.
Looking for a command that will get it to mount.
Didn't realize I created two accounts here.