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using EasyRecovery to recover dynamic drive?

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romeo68

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i have 2 HD.. disk 0 is my basic drive disk 1 is my dynamic drive.. i'm running window xp, i took out my disk 0 and put in my friend's HD to help him fix his XP problem.. however i forgot to take my dynamic drive out.. thus i think it courrput my dynamic drive's ID, now i can't even access it. finally with a program call "EasyRecovery" i was able to see the dynamic drive in that program and be able to see all of my files, how ever.. i only have to trial version of that software.. they wold not let me recover any of my data.. i think the full version cost $500... did this ever happened to anyone else? can someone plz help me? i have 60 gigs of data that i havent back up yet. what if i put the dynamic drive into a window 2000 operation system with SP? i read on some info says the window 2000 SP fix that problem.. but i donno if it'll work for my xp drive.. can someone plz help me out.. thanx..
 
You've probably tried already, but just in case: make sure you don't just need to import the drive. Right-click on My Computer, select Manage, then go to Disk Management and look for any drives marked Foreign which means you have to import them to use them. I use a spanned dynamic disk and have had to import the drives a few times when swapping/reinstalling OSs.
 
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