Ian_Beby
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USB Hard Drive not showing information...
Hi there,
I did something really stupid and was wondering if anyone had some tools or ideas they could throw my way. I had a USB Hard drive plugged into the computer while reinstalling Windows XP. When the disk drive come up asking for which drives you would like to partition, I accidently selected the USB Hard Drive. It said that it did not have permission to access the disk. When I restarted, and reinstalled Windows on the correct hard drive, the USB Drive could not be accessed. It said that it had no partition information. It needed me to format the drive before accessing it. Is there anything I can use to get the information back off the disk. I know the information is on there as it didn't have time to format the USB hard drive. Your help is very much appreciated.
Thanks again.
I did something really stupid and was wondering if anyone had some tools or ideas they could throw my way. I had a USB Hard drive plugged into the computer while reinstalling Windows XP. When the disk drive come up asking for which drives you would like to partition, I accidently selected the USB Hard Drive. It said that it did not have permission to access the disk. When I restarted, and reinstalled Windows on the correct hard drive, the USB Drive could not be accessed. It said that it had no partition information. It needed me to format the drive before accessing it. Is there anything I can use to get the information back off the disk. I know the information is on there as it didn't have time to format the USB hard drive. Your help is very much appreciated.
Thanks again.
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Thanks for your help at such short notice guys, I will split the points for your efforts.
These tools are very handy to have and might work for other people.