I have a 3TB external LaCie drive, with 2 partitions, one formatted as exFAT (which no longer mounts in OS X) and the other partition is OS X Extended (Journaled) drive which works perfectly. I have Boot Camp installed, and whenever I boot into Windows, IF my LaCie drive is plugged in while booting, Windows will not boot. If I plug my LaCie drive in after I have logged into Windows, I get a BSOD ("CACHE_MANAGER"). I am not familiar with TestDisk at all, who can help guide me through the process of trying to restore my partition?
If I missed including anything, please ask me questions about my drive/system setup
Partition will not mount in OS X, causes BSOD in Windows
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Re: Partition will not mount in OS X, causes BSOD in Windows
Try TestDisk, Advanced, select the partition and choose List.
If it doesn't work, use PhotoRec to recover your data. Be careful to choose [Free] instead of [Free]
If it doesn't work, use PhotoRec to recover your data. Be careful to choose [Free] instead of [Free]