Check you email. I sent you a screen shot. I have seen this screen for a little over 50 hours. It is working because the 11% will go up, just very slowly.
Mike On Sep 3, 10:22 am, Anvesh Saxena <[email protected]> wrote: > Also please tell what do you mean by saying that program running for > 36 hours that means it is check disk utility that starts after > restarting or is it the main program itself. If it is check disk > utility that started after you restarted your system and is showing > read errors then it is absolutely nice as it shows recovery. Good news > if this is the case. Please reply fast if this is not what you meant > > On 9/3/09, Anvesh Saxena <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Yes you are doing it alright I think there is some other problems. I > > will search the net and reply you as fast as I can > > > On 9/3/09, Mike Retif <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> I let the program run for ~36 hours and I am 5% done. IT also shows a > >> read error at every cylinder. I am doing this right? > > >> On Sep 1, 4:52 pm, Mike Retif <[email protected]> wrote: > >>> I will write my steps down but I think I am making a mistake > >>> somewhere.>no log > >>> >select my hard drive > >>> >intel > >>> >analysis > > >>> Here is where i get a "Partition: Read Error" > >>> I then hit enter to do a quick search and it ask me if the partition > >>> was created with Vista. > >>> From here, i cannot do anything, I cannot type y or n it just seems > >>> unresponsive. I am missing something? > > >>> Mike > > >>> On Aug 30, 8:40 am, Anvesh Saxena <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> > Also it will be better if you use its command line version than GUI > >>> > cause its better. > > >>> > On 8/30/09, Anvesh Saxena <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> > > Testdisk will not remove your data on your hard disk. Then when you > >>> > > run you have to choose no log, then select the external drive and > >>> > > press intel, then select the partitions you want to restore(If your > >>> > > partition isn't listed then do a deep search. After that you can > >>> > > choose the option write to write the master boot record. It will > >>> > > also > >>> > > ask in one step whether your partition was done in vista you should > >>> > > select no if it is formatted under XP. Then after writing master > >>> > > boot > >>> > > record it will ask you to restart and then you will have your files > >>> > > back. > > >>> > > On 8/30/09, Mike Retif <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> > >> Testdisk will not let me write the MBR code, it just gives me an > >>> > >> error > >>> > >> tell me that it cannot write to the disk. > > >>> > >> On Aug 28, 3:10 pm, Mike Retif <[email protected]> wrote: > >>> > >>> Anvesh, > > >>> > >>> Will testdisk erase the existing data on the hard drive? > > >>> > >>> Thanks, > > >>> > >>> Mike > > >>> > >>> On Aug 26, 9:34 am, Anvesh Saxena <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> > >>> > In case you want to get your file system back in case if your > >>> > >>> > FAT > >>> > >>> > table has some problem then you can use testdisk utility which I > >>> > >>> > have > >>> > >>> > used many times to save my self whenever my external disk showed > >>> > >>> > no > >>> > >>> > sign of access. Just google testdisk and you will find it. > > >>> > >>> > On 8/25/09, Liz Fenton <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> > >>> > > I had the a problem with my WD Mybook. Turned out that heat > >>> > >>> > > was > >>> > >>> > > the > >>> > >>> > > problem. > >>> > >>> > > So, I dismantled the case, took the drive out, connected it > >>> > >>> > > via > >>> > >>> > > SATA cable > >>> > >>> > > to a a USB port and transferred the files onto another drive. > >>> > >>> > > The > >>> > >>> > > clue > >>> > >>> > > was > >>> > >>> > > the "delayed write failure" message I got on trying to access > >>> > >>> > > the > >>> > >>> > > drive. > > >>> > >>> > > Liz Fenton > > >>> > >>> > > --- On Mon, 8/24/09, Mike Retif <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> > >>> > > From: Mike Retif <[email protected]> > >>> > >>> > > Subject: [computer-tech-support: 6933] Re: WD MyBook Problem > >>> > >>> > > To: "Computer Tech Support" > >>> > >>> > > <[email protected]> > >>> > >>> > > Date: Monday, August 24, 2009, 8:42 PM > > >>> > >>> > > I now got it to show up on Vista and it list the drive as not > >>> > >>> > > initialized and unallocated. > > >>> > >>> > > On Aug 24, 8:39 pm, Mike Retif <[email protected]> wrote: > >>> > >>> > >> In XP, the disk does not show up at all in disk management > >>> > >>> > >> (control > >>> > >>> > >> panel>admin tools>computer management>disk management) but it > >>> > >>> > >> will > >>> > >>> > >> show up on some different recovery software and WD > >>> > >>> > >> diagnostics > >>> > >>> > >> program. > > >>> > >>> > >> In vista, i do not remember what it said but when i connect > >>> > >>> > >> it > >>> > >>> > >> now, > >>> > >>> > >> disk management does not see it (but i can still safely > >>> > >>> > >> remove > >>> > >>> > >> it). > >>> > >>> > >> The only option I had when it did show up was to initialize > >>> > >>> > >> the > >>> > >>> > >> disk, > >>> > >>> > >> which it could not do because of an I/O error. > > >>> > >>> > >> On Aug 24, 10:05 am, The KwikOne <[email protected]> > >>> > >>> > >> wrote: > > >>> > >>> > >> > It sounds like possibly your partition table may have > >>> > >>> > >> > gotten > >>> > >>> > >> > corrupted. When you say on XP it does not show up, do you > >>> > >>> > >> > mean in > >>> > >>> > >> > disk > >>> > >>> > >> > management, or where? Also, on Vista what indications does > >>> > >>> > >> > disk > >>> > >>> > >> > management give, unallocated partition, unformatted > >>> > >>> > >> > partition > >>> > >>> > >> > or > >>> > >>> > >> > what? > > >>> > >>> > >> > On Aug 23, 5:56 pm, Mike Retif <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> > >>> > >> > > I have a 320gb MyBook and I am having a problem > >>> > >>> > >> > > connecting > >>> > >>> > >> > > it > >>> > >>> > >> > > to > >>> > >>> > >> > > my > >>> > >>> > >> > > computer. I am not sure what happened but when I went to > >>> > >>> > >> > > transfer > >>> > >>> > >> > > some files, the drive disappeared off of My Computer. > >>> > >>> > >> > > The > >>> > >>> > >> > > drive > >>> > >>> > >> > > does > >>> > >>> > >> > > shows up on the connected devices and I can safely remove > >>> > >>> > >> > > it > >>> > >>> > >> > > but > >>> > >>> > >> > > cannot open it. I have looked at the cables and power > >>> > >>> > >> > > and > >>> > >>> > >> > > everything > >>> > >>> > >> > > looks good. > > >>> > >>> > >> > > On my computer with 64bit vista, I can see the drive > >>> > >>> > >> > > using > >>> > >>> > >> > > disk > >>> > >>> > >> > > management. It asks me to initialize (i was hesitant to > >>> > >>> > >> > > do > >>> > >>> > >> > > so) > >>> > >>> > >> > > and I > >>> > >>> > >> > > get an I/O error. On my computer with XP, the drive does > >>> > >>> > >> > > not > >>> > >>> > >> > > even > >>> > >>> > >> > > show up. > > >>> > >>> > >> > > I should have been backing up the files better but that > >>> > >>> > >> > > did > >>> > >>> > >> > > not > >>> > >>> > >> > > happen. I really do not want to format the drive until I > >>> > >>> > >> > > can > >>> > >>> > >> > > get > >>> > >>> > >> > > my > >>> > >>> > >> > > files off. > > >>> > >>> > >> > > Any input or thoughts would be appreciated because most > >>> > >>> > >> > > of > >>> > >>> > >> > > the > >>> > >>> > >> > > files > >>> > >>> > >> > > are irreplaceable. > > >>> > >>> > >> > > Mike --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Computer Tech Support" group. 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