Recent content by Tiake

Try a google search for data recovery. Your going to pull up a very large amount of programs that charge, but there are free ones. You could also try to use CHKDSK. Its a command prompt command that might be able to recover your files. Here is some general information on it...

When I first built my pc, my Seagate SATA drive arrived DOE, so I used a older 100GB IDE Maxtor and used Windows 7 x86 without problems for about a month. The drive has since been used as a backup drive by my brother for the past 9 months. It has had no problems till now. I installed it...