It seems the device disconnects after the deeper search. It may be caused by bad sectors.
You should clone the disk to a new empty one using ddrescue. Once it's done, remove the original disk and try to recover your data from the clone.
Why do you say it disconnects after the deeper search? Was ...
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- 05 Aug 2016, 15:43
- Forum: Partition Recovery
- Topic: Errors/Warnings Galore: # of heads, cylinders, sectors per track, bad start sector, seems too small!
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- 03 Aug 2016, 22:24
- Forum: Partition Recovery
- Topic: Errors/Warnings Galore: # of heads, cylinders, sectors per track, bad start sector, seems too small!
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Errors/Warnings Galore: # of heads, cylinders, sectors per track, bad start sector, seems too small!
Hi there,
I have been reading a lot of cases of lost partitions and attempted recoveries on testdisk and searching for explanations, but keep getting lost, and I'm pretty sure I haven't found what I need anywhere.
I have a 2TB external drive. I had it working well in 2 partitions: 1 NTFS and 1 Mac ...
I have been reading a lot of cases of lost partitions and attempted recoveries on testdisk and searching for explanations, but keep getting lost, and I'm pretty sure I haven't found what I need anywhere.
I have a 2TB external drive. I had it working well in 2 partitions: 1 NTFS and 1 Mac ...