External hard drive corrupted and unreadable
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It certainly looks like your HD is damaged.
What make and model is it?
It certainly looks like your HD is damaged.
What make and model is it?
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Usually damaged HD's cannot be repaired.
You HD may be still under warranty, I trust that you registered your product.
I recommend that your contact Silicon Power for support, here is the address:
https://www.silicon-power.com//web/service_03
Good luck
You HD may be still under warranty, I trust that you registered your product.
I recommend that your contact Silicon Power for support, here is the address:
https://www.silicon-power.com//web/service_03
Good luck
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I think is already late for my answer, but still)) Maybe that will help you or someone else in the future.
You can use Disk Management to open your external hdd. Disk Management -> select external hdd -> open. or Disk Management -> select external hdd -> mark partition active. you can read detailed about that method here https://www.diskinternals.com/partition-recovery/revive-your-laptop-hard-drive-with-recovery-tips/
You can use Disk Management to open your external hdd. Disk Management -> select external hdd -> open. or Disk Management -> select external hdd -> mark partition active. you can read detailed about that method here https://www.diskinternals.com/partition-recovery/revive-your-laptop-hard-drive-with-recovery-tips/
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