3TB data drive turned RAW (win7)
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Re: 3TB data drive turned RAW (win7)
Hang on, duplicate from the damaged to the new again, or new to another drive?
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Re: 3TB data drive turned RAW (win7)
Duplicate the duplicate!
If you use the broken drive you will most likely experience even more read errors.
That would degrade the second copy compared to the first one.
If you use the broken drive you will most likely experience even more read errors.
That would degrade the second copy compared to the first one.
Re: 3TB data drive turned RAW (win7)
Unfortunately that isn't really feasible, I've a use for this new hd, not so much a second.
Mainly my goal was to rediscover what was on the drive as I couldn't remember its contents, most of it is replaceable, now.
Mainly my goal was to rediscover what was on the drive as I couldn't remember its contents, most of it is replaceable, now.