After a few days, it's at only .08% and now it's stuck. Do I need to start over or is there a way to resume the scan or is there too many read errors and I need to use that other software that can fix the issues?
Diskpart o0ps
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Diskpart o0ps
Hello. I had to create a new boot partition using Diskpart and another app. I forgot I had an external HD attached when assigning a letter so I can open it up. Somehow I erased the external drive. There is a lot of video footage among other file types.
After a few days, it's at only .08% and now it's stuck. Do I need to start over or is there a way to resume the scan or is there too many read errors and I need to use that other software that can fix the issues?
After a few days, it's at only .08% and now it's stuck. Do I need to start over or is there a way to resume the scan or is there too many read errors and I need to use that other software that can fix the issues?
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Re: Diskpart o0ps
You need to rescue the content of your external disk using a specialized program like ddrescue (as described in the TestDisk manual).
Using any rescue software on your assumably defective disk might diminish your chances of recovery.
Using any rescue software on your assumably defective disk might diminish your chances of recovery.
Re: Diskpart o0ps
Hello and thanks. Why is it considered defective? In Hard Disk Sentinel app it shows as 100% healthy. I restarted Testdisk and it's now at 55%. At the rate it's at it should take 33 hours to complete. Should I stop this and run that DDrescue instead?
why is this showing EFI system partition when this external disk is just storage? edit - I think because I accidentally used the drive letter that wrote boot instructions to this disk and deleting everything.
why is this showing EFI system partition when this external disk is just storage? edit - I think because I accidentally used the drive letter that wrote boot instructions to this disk and deleting everything.
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