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legalsatir
I had an external hard drive loaded onto my computer, but it dropped and died. I want to review what was on there (filenames, not contents, obviously) to see if its worth sending to data recovery.
Is there some way to see that? The folders were visible on my computer at one time, and I haven't shut it off or cleared the RAM. Any ideas?
Thanks, I'd really appreciate it.
Answer
with compupic pro i am being able to do that
but i erases after you disconnect a drive, as an usb memory pof a hard drive.
And cenatek's ramdisk is able to load all of a program into memory, that it means that kind of things its possible.
The problem is how to take data bak from memory to hard disk. Its like when you rise the buffer on winamp, you place a cd, load the winamp buffer (eg. 55000kb) and then expulse the cd and the music still is playing on winamp.
I was looking many time ago a software like that and nothing appears yet.
Someone must be wonking on it at any place but at least someone is doing it, im sorry i can't help more.
with compupic pro i am being able to do that
but i erases after you disconnect a drive, as an usb memory pof a hard drive.
And cenatek's ramdisk is able to load all of a program into memory, that it means that kind of things its possible.
The problem is how to take data bak from memory to hard disk. Its like when you rise the buffer on winamp, you place a cd, load the winamp buffer (eg. 55000kb) and then expulse the cd and the music still is playing on winamp.
I was looking many time ago a software like that and nothing appears yet.
Someone must be wonking on it at any place but at least someone is doing it, im sorry i can't help more.
What is the best external hard drive?
Ferretfool
What is the best 500GB, 7200+rpm external USB hard drive, and why? Reading the reviews on Amazon they all seem rather inadequate. I want something that won't lose my data or crash, and if it were to have a great amount of cache that would be great as well, though its not required.
Answer
It's best to assume that ALL hard drives will crash eventually. That's why you should be backing up your data. There is no crash-proof hard drive - that would be like a crash-proof car. if you drop it or hit it while it's on, it will most likely get damaged and lose data. the cache will help with speed - don't ask how - it's too complex to explain here. Get one with good warranty - the longer the better. Also know that in general, 7200 rpm drives are less reliable than 5400 rpm drives, but they are faster. Drives are made in factories all over the world, and some batches are better than others - so even with the same model, it may vary.
It's best to assume that ALL hard drives will crash eventually. That's why you should be backing up your data. There is no crash-proof hard drive - that would be like a crash-proof car. if you drop it or hit it while it's on, it will most likely get damaged and lose data. the cache will help with speed - don't ask how - it's too complex to explain here. Get one with good warranty - the longer the better. Also know that in general, 7200 rpm drives are less reliable than 5400 rpm drives, but they are faster. Drives are made in factories all over the world, and some batches are better than others - so even with the same model, it may vary.
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