I've been running QPhotoRec for a little over two days now. When i left my computer an hour ago it said it was 8% complete. When I came back it says it's only 4% complete and Task Manager showing it Not Responding off/on.
What do I need to do, just let it go and see it works itself out? If I kill it in Task Manager, won't I just have to start all over again?
Please help. Thanks.
PhotoRec - Not Responding
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Re: PhotoRec - Not Responding
Can someone please help me? I need someone to tell me what to do next. Thank you in advance.
Please let QphotoRec continue it's job to ensure a possible complete failure of your already broken disk.jagce wrote: ↑27 Apr 2020, 19:58 I've been running QPhotoRec for a little over two days now. When i left my computer an hour ago it said it was 8% complete. When I came back it says it's only 4% complete and Task Manager showing it Not Responding off/on.
What do I need to do, just let it go and see it works itself out? If I kill it in Task Manager, won't I just have to start all over again?
Please help. Thanks.
Why do you dare to ignore the advice of an expert?
What is his answer useful for if you do not follow his advice instead doing stupid stuff and raising a new question?
Kill your drive. Kill it! Go for it!