Recent content by Oliver Powell

Hello Ismellrudolph, I hope that you had recovered your lost file. I totally agree with John Calton B, that the software you had used is totally good, but sometimes it happen that the software would not be able to recover your 100% data. You can try a free version of 'Stellar Phoenix Windows...

I had the same issue and fixed it by following steps: Go-to the Control Panel -> Programs -> Programs and Features -> Right click on MS office suite -> Select Change -> Online repair -> Go -> Done

Before proceeding with any third party utility, I'd recommend to go with Microsoft Inbox Repair Tool (ScanPST.exe). This utility is available for free and at your local PC too. It has potential to repair corrupt PST file in Windows Outlook. In case of corrupt OST file, don't panic because you...

Thanks for sharing nice tutorial. I'd like to share tools that can fetch the data from RAW drives even if it's not accessible. The tool names Stellar Phoenix Partition Recovery can read the RAW formatted drives as any other normal drives and lets you perform simple scanning and then recovery of...

Lolz. Then you should test for the bad PSU yourself and replace it.

Answer: BSOD can be caused by any hardware or software problems and there is high probability that the current BSOD is caused by outdated video card drivers. I know that this time you weren't facing any BSOD's and instead, the system has completely fail to start properly. Nevertheless, take...

Replace the old RAM back to the slots and restart it again. See if you may able to get your system working back again. BSOD can be caused by any hardware or software problems and there is high probability that the current BSOD is caused by outdated video card drivers. As I've asked you to...

Hi, I'm inclined to confirm that the RAM has gone bad and it might requires replacement. As the problem is infrequent, I'd recommend using system with single slot and see if the same happens again. If yes, follow the same steps with running using the second one and replace the first one. What...

Hi, I'm inclined to confirm that the RAM has gone bad and it might requires replacement. As the problem is infrequent, I'd recommend using system with single slot and see if the same happens again. If yes, follow the same steps with running using the second one and replace the first one. What...

Stellar Audio Video converter does an excellent job in converting single or multiple media files at once. Convert audio to audio, video to audio, video to video files etc. and copy tracks from protected audio cd's. Simple interface and faster conversion makes this software stands out from the...

Hi Sebastian, Glad to know that you've found your precious data. Failing external HDD would be the most possible cause behind the situation you've faced. I'd still recommend to run a hard drive health status check to confirm about weather or not the drive is failing. You can use Seagate...

Please provide your full system specs to get precise answers. However, have a look on the following and see if it may addresses the issue: 1. Update all your drivers. For detail, kindly look onto the manufactures website. 2. Uninstall any suspicious program from the system such as one that is...

Disconnect both external hard drives without performing any operation on either. Connect the problem drive to another working computer that is free from trojan/malware and see if it detects it easily as like other removable storage devices. Moreover, directly press 'window' button + 'R' and...