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Hello,  I apologize in advance for the redundancy of this type of error, but I haven't found any solution that works for me. I'm also sorry if I'm in the wrong topic ;)    Last week, when I turned on my PC, I got this error message (white text on a black background):  a disk read error occurred press ctrl+alt+del to restart  I followed the instructions, but the same message still appears.  I then went into the BIOS at startup, and in the boot priorities, my hard drive is in 2nd position (CD/DVD drive is in 1st position). So I moved it to the top of the list, but the error keeps coming back, and upon returning to the BIOS, the hard drive is again in 2nd position.  I then removed my hard drive, connected it externally to another PC running Windows, and I also tested it on a Mac: I can only see one of the two partitions (I see the drive: D but not the: C). However, I mainly wanted to back up my data that was on the: C...  What do you think? Do you believe that my drive: C is dead (and not the: D)? ...  Thank you for your help!  (My PC is just 4 years old, I know it's at the end of its life but still... It originally had Vista installed and I upgraded it to Seven a year and a half ago).   Thank you :)   Configuration: Windows Vista / Safari 536.5

Dr Zero · Accepted Answer

Hello  So I assume that CHKDSK didn’t work and you want to proceed with formatting.  First of all, please note that even after a formatting (normal, not low-level which is exceptional and requires other software and hassle), you can recover what’s on the hard drive.  Here’s my advice: 1/ You should not install anything after the formatting to be able to recover your data. So using a Windows DVD is not really recommended since a system installation is done right after. 2/ If you have another PC, remove your hard drive and connect it to the other PC. 3/ It will appear in Explorer (Start --< Computer) 4/ Right-click on it and format 5/ Do not choose quick format, so that the bad sectors can be repaired. 6/ Now use Easy Recovery again and recover your data.  See you later.

choucaldia · Answer

Hello,  I think it's the hard drive that is dead translation here:  reading a disk, an error has occurred press ctrl + alt + del to restart  best regards a+

Dr Zero · Answer

Hello  I don't think your HDD is dead, but if worst comes to worst, we might have to format it. However, first we need to recover your data. So let's get started: The goal is to see what's happening in this partition. 1/ Connect your HDD to another PC (I see you already know how to do this) 2/ Right-click on This PC, or Computer for Vista 3/ Click on Manage -> then Disk Management 4/ On the right side, you will see all the drives connected to your PC and their partitions. 5/ Locate your faulty HDD and you will see your two partitions (or more if there is a hidden partition) 6/ Check your main partition and tell me what is written on it. Normally, you should have: Drive Name Size and Type (NTFS) Then other info.  That's what needs to be reported. See you!

Dr Zero · Answer

No, no, it's not necessarily a word, but Windows can't read it because it sees it as an image. Anyway,  we have to format it. But first, give me 5 minutes to see if there's a way to recover it before formatting.  To be continued.

Dr Zero · Answer

Alright, let's go  First, we will try the CHKDSK command which can work miracles sometimes: 1/ Identify the letter that the PC assigns to the RAW partition. If you haven't changed anything, it's F: Launch CMD: Start --> Run --> type CMD  2/ In the new window, type this chkdsk F:<Space> /F - CHKDSK allows you to analyze your HDD (it's a scandisk) - F: is the partition of the HDD that is causing the problem - Space /F: Allows you to repair defective clusters.  If this doesn't work, then the next step: We will recover the data from the HDD so that we can format it and hope that the damage is not significant.  Read this, everything is there: http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/tutoriel/recuperer_donnees_disque_dur_raw

polinek · Answer

Hello,  I have properly formatted my hard drive (without touching the "recovery" partition), then reinserted my hard drive into my computer with the vista recovery CD (which I received upon purchase). The computer ran for 2 hours and then displayed a big "ERROR" in red, with a small message on top saying "Cannot open WIM File".  I forced the computer to shut down (using the keyboard button...) then removed the CD, attempted a restart, and now the error message is in white on a black background saying "Missing operating system".  I tried something else; by pressing F9 at startup, I access the recovery partition but after 1 hour I get the message "cannot set tamp path to work in" with still a big ERROR in red.  Basically, if I turn on my computer without doing anything else, I now get the error message "missing operating system" > I understand that the computer does not recognize any operating system, so how can I "reinstall" the vista system? (just a reminder: the computer was purchased in April 2008 with Vista, upgraded to Seven in July 2010).  Do you think you can help me? I have given up on saving my data, I don't care about that anymore, I just want my PC to work :)  Thank you in advance!

anonyme · Answer

It doesn't work and I'm not handy.

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