Question Western Digital WD50EZRZ 5TB fell to the floor, and. Repair shop is telling me HDD is not working in another machine but I'm skeptical Question HDD not being recognized by computer after BIOS update. That's really up to you, a single bad sector is far from enough to RMA the drive, I'd continue using it myself, but, refer to 1. Eh, personally, I wouldn't, considering the bad sector is only going to corrupt the data that's being written to that singular sector, I'll just copy the data off and do a few scrubs of the driveģ. Magnetic drives have never been secure, why raid 1 & 10 is popular.Ģ. Then Im screwed.Ģ)As soon as you find a bad sector, stop using the driveģ)Fixing the bad sectors doesnt mean continue using the driveĤ and Most importantly, Seagate is not getting my money for their drives anymore. After that, the only thing to do is to send it to Seagate Recovery File Service to see what they can do. If for any reason it fails, then I will use GetDataBack for NTFS. Im glad it happened there and not later because while recovering my data it would have been worse.Īnyways, Im planning to RMA my RAM and then start the SuperScan from File Recovery and see if it recovers anything. Unfortunately for me, my RAM died the day I was scanning the drive (it was at 15%), got an BSoD and turned out that my RAM was defectvive.
Well after going to I concluded that File Recovery might be the right solution. This guide does rely on you connecting the hard disk up to your Mac via USB using a caddy. This guide is designed for more advanced users as granting anything raw block access to a disk can be dangerous, especially if you select the wrong disk Please be careful while following these steps. And yes next time Im doing backups, this thing is making me go crazy. SpinRite 6.0 VirtualBox 5.1.26 r117224 PlayOnMac 4.2.12.
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