Recovering data from a hdd - how far into the drive is 00001270B5FB (Its a 250 gig drive)
Hi,
Im using this for years and its good.
http://www.diskology.com/djstandard.html
Currently Im recovering a drive by "partition recovery" and Im wondering how far into the drive it is - see pic.
Its taken 12 hours to reach this far and depending whether its half way or near the end I will pull the plug.
Anyone know how far 00001270B5FB is into a 250 gig drive?
Id like to know this for future ref as well how far each gig is
If there are 1000s of bad sectors Im out of luck, but if a few I will be ok
Thanks
Im using this for years and its good.
http://www.diskology.com/djstandard.html
Currently Im recovering a drive by "partition recovery" and Im wondering how far into the drive it is - see pic.
Its taken 12 hours to reach this far and depending whether its half way or near the end I will pull the plug.
Anyone know how far 00001270B5FB is into a 250 gig drive?
Id like to know this for future ref as well how far each gig is
If there are 1000s of bad sectors Im out of luck, but if a few I will be ok
Thanks
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That's good to know.
So in future I can find a hex calculator on the web ?
So in future I can find a hex calculator on the web ?
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The sectors are given in hex format.