2007-06-26, 03:18 PM
Another way I have recovered data off a dead (fried) HD is. I got another drive the same exact model, and swapped the main board form the good drive to the bad one, and it worked fine and I recovered all data.
Which is why now, if possible, I buy drives in pairs, just incase I need to pull that off again. I have 2 scheduled backups, my entire user directory, and my digital photo directory. I would feel like killing myself if I ever lost all of those. 8 years of digital pics of the kids & family (and cars...)
Which is why now, if possible, I buy drives in pairs, just incase I need to pull that off again. I have 2 scheduled backups, my entire user directory, and my digital photo directory. I would feel like killing myself if I ever lost all of those. 8 years of digital pics of the kids & family (and cars...)
3x MVPs (not used anymore)
XBMC
Hauppauge 150 via SVideo
Comcast Digital Cable
Motorola HD Cable box channel changed via Firewire
Vista Home Premium with RDP hack
AMD Athalon 64 5000+
340gig sata, plus 80SATA+3x160IDE Drives in XP machine for storage.
XBMC
Hauppauge 150 via SVideo
Comcast Digital Cable
Motorola HD Cable box channel changed via Firewire
Vista Home Premium with RDP hack
AMD Athalon 64 5000+
340gig sata, plus 80SATA+3x160IDE Drives in XP machine for storage.