Comments on: Reload Windows Restore CD Hard Drive Data Recovery http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/2009/04/20/reload-windows-restore-cd-hard-drive-data-recovery/ Hard drive recovery data recovery resource center with how to guides for windows RAID Snap server file system repair NTFS partition recovery tools tips and tricks to recover data Fri, 16 Jul 2010 01:02:54 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Albert Hanley http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/2009/04/20/reload-windows-restore-cd-hard-drive-data-recovery/#comment-7767 Albert Hanley Wed, 19 May 2010 10:32:49 +0000 http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/?p=964#comment-7767 Here's a problem, My laptop Dell latitude d630, 120gb HD (40gb/80gb) was running slow. I followed dell steps for clearing PC and restoring original settings. I used FAST in win xp serv pack 3 to copy/backup all my files (not settings). I had a laic rugged drive 500gbusb plugged in a drive g. Fast inadvertently grabbed all the data files onvthat drive and created a 200gb backup folder of roughly 80 *.dat files that were roughly 1.9gb each. When I went to move the files back to a 'new computer'- the reformatted Dell, FAST runs for about 5 hours and then says "the was an error in restoring your files please ensure you have enough disk space". I have gone to the extreme of installing a 1.5 tb drive on a desktop computer and restoring to that. Same error. Since most of my data was mired anyway, I really need to do a selective restore from the FAST backup folder. Do you have a solution or do your products do this? In limbo in Miami.................... Here’s a problem, My laptop Dell latitude d630, 120gb HD (40gb/80gb) was running slow. I followed dell steps for clearing PC and restoring original settings. I used FAST in win xp serv pack 3 to copy/backup all my files (not settings). I had a laic rugged drive 500gbusb plugged in a drive g. Fast inadvertently grabbed all the data files onvthat drive and created a 200gb backup folder of roughly 80 *.dat files that were roughly 1.9gb each. When I went to move the files back to a ‘new computer’- the reformatted Dell, FAST runs for about 5 hours and then says “the was an error in restoring your files please ensure you have enough disk space”. I have gone to the extreme of installing a 1.5 tb drive on a desktop computer and restoring to that. Same error. Since most of my data was mired anyway, I really need to do a selective restore from the FAST backup folder. Do you have a solution or do your products do this? In limbo in Miami………………..

]]> By: Bernard http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/2009/04/20/reload-windows-restore-cd-hard-drive-data-recovery/#comment-7615 Bernard Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:16:04 +0000 http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/?p=964#comment-7615 I have a Western digital master hd and a seagate slave hd with my os of XP sp3. I decided to replace my master hd with another WD hard drive of higher capacity. I messed up with the jumper setting and the pc would not even start up. When I later realized that the correct jumper setting can be found on the hard drives itself, I was required too reformat and to re install my OS. I used to have C D and E drives. I still have those drives but it seems I lost my pics and videos on the D drive. The E drive remains intact. Whenever Im trying to access the D drive, an error notice comes up saying that "corrupted and unreadable data" Can I used the demo version of REcover it all to recover my pics and videos on drive D? I have a Western digital master hd and a seagate slave hd with my os of XP sp3. I decided to replace my master hd with another WD hard drive of higher capacity. I messed up with the jumper setting and the pc would not even start up. When I later realized that the correct jumper setting can be found on the hard drives itself, I was required too reformat and to re install my OS. I used to have C D and E drives. I still have those drives but it seems I lost my pics and videos on the D drive. The E drive remains intact.

Whenever Im trying to access the D drive, an error notice comes up saying that
“corrupted and unreadable data”

Can I used the demo version of REcover it all to recover my pics and videos on drive D?

]]> By: Dottie http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/2009/04/20/reload-windows-restore-cd-hard-drive-data-recovery/#comment-7595 Dottie Tue, 05 Jan 2010 06:21:22 +0000 http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/?p=964#comment-7595 I had a problem when my computer downloaded Service Pack 3 for XP. I had forgotten that the free space on the "C" drive was very low. It was partitioned when I bought it from Best Buy ...I think about 15G on C and the balance of the 80G drive was partitioned as a "D" drive. The SP 3 download was successfull but there wasn't space to run so the overstuffed drive would only boot to the Microsoft Logo on the blue screen. This is not a case of a bad hard drive but rather a poor location of the second partition for the "D" drive. Can the partition be moved as the "D" drive has a lot of free space and is nearly empty? I had a problem when my computer downloaded Service Pack 3 for XP. I had forgotten that the free space on the “C” drive was very low. It was partitioned when I bought it from Best Buy …I think about 15G on C and the balance of the 80G drive was partitioned as a “D” drive. The SP 3 download was successfull but there wasn’t space to run so the overstuffed drive would only boot to the Microsoft Logo on the blue screen.

This is not a case of a bad hard drive but rather a poor location of the second partition for the “D” drive.

Can the partition be moved as the “D” drive has a lot of free space and is nearly empty?

]]> By: Jacqui Best http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/2009/04/20/reload-windows-restore-cd-hard-drive-data-recovery/#comment-6953 Jacqui Best Wed, 03 Jun 2009 21:37:39 +0000 http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/?p=964#comment-6953 Ed, There are various posts on the site about how to write a new partition using WINHex (which is not our product) or using the free partition repair. It is unfortunate but each situation is different and in order for me to help I posted the message about having me remote in to look around at the system areas of a drive. If you have a specific question about a problem you are having I will do my best to answer your question. Ed,
There are various posts on the site about how to write a new partition using WINHex (which is not our product) or using the free partition repair. It is unfortunate but each situation is different and in order for me to help I posted the message about having me remote in to look around at the system areas of a drive. If you have a specific question about a problem you are having I will do my best to answer your question.

]]> By: Ed Martin http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/2009/04/20/reload-windows-restore-cd-hard-drive-data-recovery/#comment-6942 Ed Martin Sat, 30 May 2009 16:55:54 +0000 http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/?p=964#comment-6942 I don't like this article because it doesn't say anything valuable. It seems it is just advertising for your products. I like articles that teach me to do things on my own. Please tell me how I can find "How to" articles with good training info. I don't have any hard drive problems now. I'm just trying to learn. Thanks! I don’t like this article because it doesn’t say anything valuable. It seems it is just advertising for your products. I like articles that teach me to do things on my own. Please tell me how I can find “How to” articles with good training info.

I don’t have any hard drive problems now. I’m just trying to learn.

Thanks!

]]> By: Reload Windows Restore CD Hard Drive Data Recovery | Real Rumors http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/2009/04/20/reload-windows-restore-cd-hard-drive-data-recovery/#comment-6845 Reload Windows Restore CD Hard Drive Data Recovery | Real Rumors Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:03:29 +0000 http://www.dtidata.com/resourcecenter/?p=964#comment-6845 [...] Reload Windows Restore CD Hard Drive Data Recovery 20.04.2009 | Posted in Computer World I have been doing technical support for DTIData for 3+ years now and there has been one constant problem across those years. Here is the scenario, a user will plug in an external hard drive and back off all of their important data to that drive in preparation of a format/reload of windows. They then reboot the machine and boot from their Windows cd. They begin by deleting the primary partition on the boot drive and then formatting with NTFS. They go through the entire windows load with out inc Excerpt from: Reload Windows Restore CD Hard Drive Data Recovery [...] [...] Reload Windows Restore CD Hard Drive Data Recovery 20.04.2009 | Posted in Computer World I have been doing technical support for DTIData for 3+ years now and there has been one constant problem across those years. Here is the scenario, a user will plug in an external hard drive and back off all of their important data to that drive in preparation of a format/reload of windows. They then reboot the machine and boot from their Windows cd. They begin by deleting the primary partition on the boot drive and then formatting with NTFS. They go through the entire windows load with out inc Excerpt from: Reload Windows Restore CD Hard Drive Data Recovery [...]

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