Hmm
I have two HD.. One IBM60GXP 60gb.. set to master on primary controller
And then a Fujitsu (i dont know what) 6gb, witch I use to store MP3s, slave on primary controler [1 main partition using all disk]
I noticed the power connector on my Fujitsu was odd... If I'd move it, I would hear the harddrive sound change.. well I didn't like that, nway
Like 2 days after, I wanted to access my HardDrive, and my system locked when I tried to explore the drive... So I tough of the powercord thingy, so I tried playing with it a little, and the system unlocked... windows as its freaky way to do things... renamed my Drive name (originally "MP3") to.. "Local Disk", and now when I try to access the disk, it says the disk is not formatted, "Do you want to format it now? Yes/Cancel"
ok.. wtf
Is there anything I can do?
btw I dont think the drive has blown or anything, I would think maybe the MBR to have been erased or smthing like that.. well I don't know, anyone does?
Maybe there could be some program I could use to recover the drive
I have two HD.. One IBM60GXP 60gb.. set to master on primary controller
And then a Fujitsu (i dont know what) 6gb, witch I use to store MP3s, slave on primary controler [1 main partition using all disk]
I noticed the power connector on my Fujitsu was odd... If I'd move it, I would hear the harddrive sound change.. well I didn't like that, nway
Like 2 days after, I wanted to access my HardDrive, and my system locked when I tried to explore the drive... So I tough of the powercord thingy, so I tried playing with it a little, and the system unlocked... windows as its freaky way to do things... renamed my Drive name (originally "MP3") to.. "Local Disk", and now when I try to access the disk, it says the disk is not formatted, "Do you want to format it now? Yes/Cancel"
ok.. wtf
Is there anything I can do?
btw I dont think the drive has blown or anything, I would think maybe the MBR to have been erased or smthing like that.. well I don't know, anyone does?
Maybe there could be some program I could use to recover the drive
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