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_stingers_ 09/25/19 3:42:47 PM #1: |
I'm going to try restoring to an older windows version to see if that does anything, but this is annoying. I have everything on there
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pjbasis 09/25/19 3:43:52 PM #2: |
That's very fucking annoying.
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red13n 09/25/19 3:44:06 PM #3: |
is it detected in the BIOS?
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_stingers_ 09/25/19 3:48:38 PM #4: |
my reliability viewer and event viewer aren't even showing any record of the blue screen. what the hell...
no, it's not showing in BIOS. but windows can still see it, presumably, because when I go to disk management it shows uninitialized disk and asks me to initialize it. --- Congrats Black Turtle! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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red13n 09/25/19 3:54:04 PM #5: |
unplug it and then plug it back in.
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_stingers_ 09/25/19 6:11:04 PM #6: |
ok after 2 hours of useless stuff, im back where im started
tried switching the sata mode, tried unplugging it and plugging it back in, switching power supply cables, switching sata cables, tried putting it onto a different motherboard. absolutely no response anywhere, but windows is still asking me to initialize it. i think my best bet is trying that at this point and seeing if that does anything, if it at least lets me detect and map the drive then I can try and run data recovery software on the drive afterwards. does anyone else have any better ideas --- Congrats Black Turtle! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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