Can My Partition/Hard Drive Be Recovered? "Filesystem seems damaged."
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Re: Can My Partition/Hard Drive Be Recovered? "Filesystem seems damaged."
After running "Repair MFT" in TestDisk I received this message:
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Re: Can My Partition/Hard Drive Be Recovered? "Filesystem seems damaged."
If you have cloned your disk using ddrescue as described in the manual, you can try out chkdsk.
Re: Can My Partition/Hard Drive Be Recovered? "Filesystem seems damaged."
I'm on linux so that would be have to fsck, right?
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Re: Can My Partition/Hard Drive Be Recovered? "Filesystem seems damaged."
I would use Windows PE running on a pen drive. That brings in chkdsk.
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Re: Can My Partition/Hard Drive Be Recovered? "Filesystem seems damaged."
As the disk is using NTFS, can you try on a windows in cmd (Right-click run as administrator) a "chkdsk /f d:' (replace d: by the correct drive letter).
What is the result ?
What is the result ?