fucked HDD

>>61779122
lmao cucked

>>61779122

Don't bother. Just restore from backups.


Even if you get that HDD working again it's not reliable anymore. You can't trust it. Buy a new one.

>>61779122
Pay a data recovery service to recover it for you. Stop using it or you risk further data loss. It'll cost thousands. Decide if your data is worth it.

>>61779122
>I know it's over
Your right, it's over. It's finally time to get to the backups! This is not a drill! This is an actual data restore situation!

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>>61779374
I don't care if it won't be reliable. I just need it to start one more time so I can move the data to another HDD. I don't have backups sadly since I was in the process of moving data and didn't bother.

All I need is to access the HDD one more time to get some files, but I don't have extremely important stuff that would justify spending tons of money to recover it.

I put mine in the freezer for an hour or so and it would start for maybe 5-10 minutes.

Just remember to put it in a sealed plastic bag.

>>61779522
>I don't have backups sadly since I was in the process of moving data and didn't bother.

That's tough and shows the importance of redundant backups.

No way to help you kid, you are on your own but thanks for creating awareness for unbacked up data!

>>61779585
This was on an old harddrive, though.

>>61779122
rsync

>>61779585
>>61779610
It's worth a shot, worst case you'll have a cold broken hdd instead of a room temperature broken hdd.

>>61779658
>>61779585
I just put it in the freezer and hopefully it will run for a short time so I can get some data.
What if it doesn't work? Is there a way to move that reading arm thing? Seems like that is the problem and causing the clicking sound.

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