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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

All of a sudden, for no reason I can conceive of, my 75 GIG storage drive with ALL MY MP3'S and videos and a TON of other stuff says it isn't formatted. 🙁😕:Q
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Have I LOST everything?

Any way to save the data on it?

Should I just KILL MYSELF NOW????

I am NOT a happy camper....
 
Freeze it in your freezer, take it out, reconnect it, and just try to get the data off it from the command line. Don't fool around with Windows.
 
yes you should kill yourself..

your past few jokes are awful! 😛

seriously I have no idea what you are talking about
 
GetBackDATA for NTFS...

Might help...

The freezer trick shud be used as the last resource.... Also... keep it in a plastic zip bag before you stick it in the freezer..

You might get better advice on the General Hardware forum.
 
I've never heard of the freezer trick. I've got some liquid N2 back at the lab.... Hmmm (gears turning).
 
If its fat32 you're golden to toss it in another computer or boot up with a boot disk and see if the data is still there.
 
First do you have another drive that you could copy all 75gb onto?

If so, my suggestion (slight risk):
Create a partition (one for the whole drive) (just a quick format not a complete one that takes hours)
Make sure that once you make that partition its EMPTY... don't copy anything on it or you will loose the data that it overwrites.
Then get RUndelete and tell it to scan the drive. Usually, if a hard format was not performed then all the data should be recoverable.
Copy all the files that it finds onto the other drive.
 
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