Looking for Software to fix External HDD

[scoobs]

hi guys

i have an external HDD seagate 1TB must have some sort of a file consistency problem because if i plug it in to a normal machine XP,Vista,7,8,10 it freezes the whole machine and sometimes asks me if i want to format now

When i plug in to my TV i can see all my files and movies on there ??

so was thinking is there not a software out there that can sort this issue out for me ?

Thanks again

 

[bekdik]

Have a look on the Seagate web site under support

 

[scoobs]

what am i looking for ? software ?

been on there havent seen any problems related to mine

 

[Enzo Matrix]

Have u tried using the drive without the external bay? Eliminate what the cause could be perhaps

 

[scoobs]

Have u tried using the drive without the external bay? Eliminate what the cause could be perhaps

Yeah even in my own bay it still the same, ok let me try download their software see if it does something

 

[scoobs]

no luck, have downloaded all the software and tested it, it picks up the drive but says its empty ( which is not true )

Eish so ive lost 1TB of data

OMG

 

[Enzo Matrix]

no luck, have downloaded all the software and tested it, it picks up the drive but says its empty ( which is not true )

Eish so ive lost 1TB of data

OMG

You can try recover it, i have software u can use. But u will need another 1TB drive to recover it to (if its recoverable that is)

 

[Jet-Fighter7700]

if it plugs into a tv and you can see the files, might just mean the TV formatted your drive to the correct format for it, but not your PC,

cant you copy the things from the TV? is that not possible with another memory stick?

 

[scoobs]

if it plugs into a tv and you can see the files, might just mean the TV formatted your drive to the correct format for it, but not your PC,

cant you copy the things from the TV? is that not possible with another memory stick?

No have tried tv doesn't have the option to copy, rakabos i think i will try the recovery if possible

 

[bekdik]

Try using a Linux OS to read the drive. You can download a copy of Ubuntu which you can then boot without having to install it on your machine. If you can read the drive, you can copy its contents.

 

[backstreetboy]

http://gparted.org/ and burn to dvd/usb otherwise use Recuva under Windows.

 

[scoobs]

ok brilliant guys thanks, let me try ubuntu and the gparted, will let you know

 

[Exploit]

ok brilliant guys thanks, let me try ubuntu and the gparted, will let you know

Tried running chkdsk on it?

Open cmd and type in:

chkdsk /F D:


Where D: is the drive letter.

 

[scoobs]

Tried running chkdsk on it?

Open cmd and type in:

chkdsk /F D:


Where D: is the drive letter.

Exploit WTF !!!! it worked HHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

AAAAHHH YOU THE MAN !!!!!

thanks dude i guess you learn something new everyday hey !

thanks again

 

[Exploit]

Exploit WTF !!!! it worked HHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

AAAAHHH YOU THE MAN !!!!!

thanks dude i guess you learn something new everyday hey !

thanks again

Glad to hear