i could cry... help, virus atack... lost partitions...

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masshuu

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so just 10 min ago my computer acts up. Its locking up, so i restart it.

"Unable to load OS"

hmm ok,

insert recovery cd:

"No OS installed or partition corrupted"

does anyone know a tool i can use to repair it and recover the data?

i have a lot of valuable stuff that i would rather not want to lose...

im gona go cry

hard

very hard...

i need to back stuff up more...
 

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Check the hard disk manufacturer's web site for a utility program specific for your hard drive model.

Regards,
Rocky,
 

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OMG I WAS SO PANIKING...

i need a new psu...

or something


i looked in the bios, and it wasn't in there.

its ither the drive or that strand that wasn't liking the other.

or someting was lose..


im backing up everything i thought i lost now... at 2 in te morning

i have school though...
i think its ok...

is a hard drive losing power during operation bad on the files on it.
 
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>is a hard drive losing power during operation bad on the files on it.<


Can be, but today's hard drives are somewhat more sturdy than they used to be...

...But don't mess with the PSU, get a new one installed asap as you can do major damage to not only the drive.

I would still visit the hard drive web site and download their utilities programs to test the integrity of your hard drive once you have it recognized by the bios again - if it is about to go belly up then you will need to get yourself a new drive installed and transfer everything (ghost) to the new drive in quick smart time or you will loose everything for sure.

Regards,
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its only ~ 2 years old max.

i think the psu is ok, just some lose connector or something. The psu is less than a year old.

But list of bad things this week sofar:
this
broke only aux fan, not needed, but now my gpu is a bit warmer from air flow not as good.
fracured only cpu fan, fixed with moddel glue and a hot iron(it flexed a bit had to get it back into postition)
another fan i tryed to install, unplugged it since this other lose power cable keeps hitting it.
cut wire... loud pop and could even see it affect my computer(12v droped down .02 volts for a sec, otherwise its strraight as can be)

COULD NOT STAY AWAKE yesterday in algebra class, even when working with, in my opnion, the best looking girl in the school. but hay, she fell asleep to >.>

anyways, crappy week. computer had a late april fools joke that almost made my heart stop...

god i thought i lost so much work.
 

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If you have a ubuntu OS cd you can boot it from cd drive....then start moving or backup your important files.
 

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Yeah, I deleted windows a few days ago. Not very clever.
 

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Which os are you using? If its a windows xp and if you got a recovery disk, you can do that.
 

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If you have a ubuntu OS cd you can boot it from cd drive....then start moving or backup your important files.

Won't help if the hard drive is screwed. It would help if you managed to somehow screw up your operating system though.
 

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i found that the (i think) 12v female thing in the power connecter for the drive was slightly damaged, and i hit it at one point and it al together stoped suplying power. But it took me like 4 hours to realise that.
It was causing it to look like the drive was damaged. Its ok now,

Code:
Raw Read Error Rate		64		223526884	Normal
Spin Up Time			100		0		Very good
Start/Stop Count		100		428		Very good
Reallocated Sector Count	100		6		Very good
Seek Error Rate			85		392286059	Very good
Power On Hours Count		86		12785		Watch
Warning: Power On Hours Count is below the average limits (93-100).
Spin Retry Count		100		0		Very good
Power Cycle Count		100		437		Very good
Hardware ECC Recovered	64		225279932	Good
Current Pending Sector		100		0		Very good
Offline Uncorrectable Sector Count 100		0		Very good
Ultra DMA CRC Error Rate	200		743		Very good
Write Error Rate			100		0		Very good
TA Increase Count		100		0		Very good
The overall fitness for this drive is 90%.
The overall performance for this drive is 92%.

have no idea what most of those are, but it satys its ok
 
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