Bill Broadley wrote:
Jonathan Stickel wrote:
...
Anyway, I am wondering if there is still any hope in recovering the
data on the hard drive. From what I can tell, the drive is not even
spinning
There is no fuse that I know of, and if it's not even trying it sounds
pretty
bad.
up. The b
On Tue, Jan 16, 2007 at 08:24:13PM -0800, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
> Anyway, I am wondering if there is still any hope in recovering the data
> on the hard drive. From what I can tell, the drive is not even spinning
> up. The bios tries to detect it, but it times out. My guess is that
> the dr
Jonathan Stickel wrote:
I went to turn on my 3 yr old custom built desktop on Friday, there was
a load "crack" sound, and the computer would not boot. After spinning
the dvd drives, it would immediately reboot; no bios display or
anything, even after clearing cmos and unplugging all the drives
Oh Jonathan! you just reminded me of a similar problem a few years
ago I wanted to install Linux for the first time. It was on my own
desktop PC at home and I ended up formatting a wrong drive :( I was
very sad and as you can imagine, as a high school student I didn't
know much about technica
On Tue 16 Jan 07, 8:24 PM, Jonathan Stickel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I went to turn on my 3 yr old custom built desktop on Friday, there was
> a load "crack" sound, and the computer would not boot. After spinning
> the dvd drives, it would immediately reboot; no bios display or
> anything,
I went to turn on my 3 yr old custom built desktop on Friday, there was
a load "crack" sound, and the computer would not boot. After spinning
the dvd drives, it would immediately reboot; no bios display or
anything, even after clearing cmos and unplugging all the drives. I
eventually traced i
