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12/04/2006 01:02:45 PM · #176 |
Originally posted by goodman:
Votes: 165
Views: 319
Avg Vote: 6.4000
Comments: 12
i hope there's much better than this out there, my hard drive crashed this morning, seems i have lost every single photograph.
i never back anything up. |
I got one of em anyways, hope you don't get DQ'd your pic is almost guaranteed to be better than mine in quality if not score anyways.
Here's hoping for 6th for Lesley!
Votes: 167
Views: 198
Avg Vote: 6.4611
Comments: 12
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12/04/2006 01:09:14 PM · #177 |
Originally posted by goodman:
Votes: 165
Views: 319
Avg Vote: 6.4000
Comments: 12
i hope there's much better than this out there, my hard drive crashed this morning, seems i have lost every single photograph.
i never back anything up. |
Don't do anything to the Hard Drive. Get another drive install Get Data Back slave the crashed drive and see if you can recover your files with the software in the link above. It has worked like a charm for me. There are data recovery services as well. So sorry to hear of the crash. Good luck.
Message edited by author 2006-12-04 13:09:22. |
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12/04/2006 01:16:49 PM · #178 |
duplicate info :)
Message edited by author 2006-12-04 13:33:29. |
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12/04/2006 01:17:50 PM · #179 |
Originally posted by thegrandwazoo:
Originally posted by goodman:
Votes: 165
Views: 319
Avg Vote: 6.4000
Comments: 12
i hope there's much better than this out there, my hard drive crashed this morning, seems i have lost every single photograph.
i never back anything up. |
Don't do anything to the Hard Drive. Get another drive install Get Data Back slave the crashed drive and see if you can recover your files with the software in the link above. It has worked like a charm for me. There are data recovery services as well. So sorry to hear of the crash. Good luck. |
Is there a way to get data back from a hard drive after it was replaced with a different hard drive, and can it be done inexpensively? My son's hard drive crashed a couple weeks ago, and he was told it would cost a lot to maybe retrieve the data.
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12/04/2006 01:36:16 PM · #180 |
Originally posted by ursula:
Originally posted by thegrandwazoo:
Originally posted by goodman:
Votes: 165
Views: 319
Avg Vote: 6.4000
Comments: 12
i hope there's much better than this out there, my hard drive crashed this morning, seems i have lost every single photograph.
i never back anything up. |
Don't do anything to the Hard Drive. Get another drive install Get Data Back slave the crashed drive and see if you can recover your files with the software in the link above. It has worked like a charm for me. There are data recovery services as well. So sorry to hear of the crash. Good luck. |
Is there a way to get data back from a hard drive after it was replaced with a different hard drive, and can it be done inexpensively? My son's hard drive crashed a couple weeks ago, and he was told it would cost a lot to maybe retrieve the data. |
If you have the old Drive still and nothing has been done to it then yes there is a good chance to save the data. Just slave the old drive and run the software Get Data Back. If the drive has been fomated then the data is gone.
ETA: The software is $80 usd so that's not to expensive.
Message edited by author 2006-12-04 13:38:50. |
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12/04/2006 02:46:39 PM · #181 |
Originally posted by thegrandwazoo:
Originally posted by ursula:
Originally posted by thegrandwazoo:
Originally posted by goodman:
Votes: 165
Views: 319
Avg Vote: 6.4000
Comments: 12
i hope there's much better than this out there, my hard drive crashed this morning, seems i have lost every single photograph.
i never back anything up. |
Don't do anything to the Hard Drive. Get another drive install Get Data Back slave the crashed drive and see if you can recover your files with the software in the link above. It has worked like a charm for me. There are data recovery services as well. So sorry to hear of the crash. Good luck. |
Is there a way to get data back from a hard drive after it was replaced with a different hard drive, and can it be done inexpensively? My son's hard drive crashed a couple weeks ago, and he was told it would cost a lot to maybe retrieve the data. |
If you have the old Drive still and nothing has been done to it then yes there is a good chance to save the data. Just slave the old drive and run the software Get Data Back. If the drive has been fomated then the data is gone.
ETA: The software is $80 usd so that's not to expensive. |
Thanks a BIG bunch! I will check with my son to see if he still has the drive.
How do you "slave a drive"? Is that difficult? |
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12/04/2006 03:18:54 PM · #182 |
Originally posted by ursula:
How do you "slave a drive"? Is that difficult? |
No its not you just plug it into the motherboard and set the jumper to slave. It will show up as the d: drive. Or if there are more than one drive in the computer the drive letter might be different. But that is about it. :-) |
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12/04/2006 03:22:10 PM · #183 |
This is easy to do, it is a little switch on the harddrive called a jumper. It slides onto different pins to configure the drive. As a slave it will not be booted from. You run the software (Get Data back) off the new drive. If the drive is SATA and not PATA it will be slave to a master IDE drive anyway. SATA means Serial ATA the older Parallel ATA has big wide ribbon cables with two plugs each, for a master and slave harddrive. The newer SATA has much finer cabling with only one plug per cable for a hard disk. SATA have no switches for slave or master, they are all master.
I am currently experiancing my fifth HDD failure, oh boy, oh joy!
HHD 0 Parick 5 |
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12/04/2006 04:16:45 PM · #184 |
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12/05/2006 11:44:09 PM · #185 |
Awww stink bum. Last minute voters stole 0.03 off my score.
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12/05/2006 11:56:32 PM · #186 |
Five minutes to go and I've inched up a bit. Hopefully, it won't fall too much when the "less than 20% voters" fall out.
Currently, this would be my next-to-highest score!
Votes: 196
Views: 242
Avg Vote: 6.2143 <==
Comments: 6
Favorites: 0
Wish Lists: 0
Updated: 12/05/06 11:53 pm
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12/05/2006 11:59:16 PM · #187 |
Originally posted by lesgainous:
Five minutes to go and I've inched up a bit. Hopefully, it won't fall too much when the "less than 20% voters" fall out. |
I'm hoping all the 'this is perspective not diagonal' morons drop like a rock when the scrubber rolls through. |
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10/22/2015 11:39:08 PM · #188 |
Diagonal II
Votes: 59
Views: 88
Avg Vote: 5.7288
Comments: 3
I realize this isn't the current thread but I couldn't find one so I'm posting here.
Hard to believe there was a time when there were 196 votes |
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10/23/2015 06:23:31 AM · #189 |
Originally posted by PennyStreet:
I realize this isn't the current thread but I couldn't find one so I'm posting here.
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Wow........ you resurrected a 2006 thread!!!! WOW!!!! |
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10/23/2015 07:50:41 AM · #190 |
Originally posted by Beetle:
Originally posted by PennyStreet:
I realize this isn't the current thread but I couldn't find one so I'm posting here.
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Wow........ you resurrected a 2006 thread!!!! WOW!!!! |
WOW indeed! and, interesting though also a little sad that this is an 8 page thread for the scores and we couldn't even be bothered to start one for this challenge :( |
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10/23/2015 06:14:24 PM · #191 |
Originally posted by Ecce_Signum:
WOW indeed! and, interesting though also a little sad that this is an 8 page thread for the scores and we couldn't even be bothered to start one for this challenge :( |
Yeah, noticed that score threads don't get started much anymore, and when they do very little posting goes on in them. |
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