we have used and good results from R studio, even on damaged drives....
and the price is right....
Dave Doherty wrote:
I was installing a new workstation with XP Pro, and I had a USB drive
connected to it. I guess that was stupid. Anyway, after one of the
many reboots for installing soaftware, etc., this USB drive became
"unformatted". I can see the drive letter, but not the name, capacity,
or free space. When I double-click the drive letter, I get a pop-up
saying the disk is not formattedand asking whether I would care to
format it. Of course, I answered no. In the hope that the problem was
with the USB interface, I removed the drive from the enclosure and
mounted it in a W2003 server. It produces the same result.
Does anybody know if there are any fixes for this, or is my data well
and truly hosed?
- Dave Doherty
Skywaves, Inc.
+1-201-847-0933
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