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Hello,
My son's laptop (Acer Aspire 7750G-2334G50Mn with Windows 7) keeps rebooting with the message "A disk read error occurred. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart."
I already replaced the hard drive at the end of January (so it should still be under warranty).
I removed it and installed it in an external enclosure that I connected to other PCs (Windows 10 and Windows 7)... It eventually gets recognized (a letter appears), but it's impossible to access it (unable to attempt a repair, or run a scan, or view the properties)
Do you think it is repairable and worth it, or should I turn to the seller for the warranty or consider buying a new one?
Thank you in advance.
My son's laptop (Acer Aspire 7750G-2334G50Mn with Windows 7) keeps rebooting with the message "A disk read error occurred. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart."
I already replaced the hard drive at the end of January (so it should still be under warranty).
I removed it and installed it in an external enclosure that I connected to other PCs (Windows 10 and Windows 7)... It eventually gets recognized (a letter appears), but it's impossible to access it (unable to attempt a repair, or run a scan, or view the properties)
Do you think it is repairable and worth it, or should I turn to the seller for the warranty or consider buying a new one?
Thank you in advance.
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diskpart
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list volume
To see if your hard drive connected to an external case is properly recognized on the troubleshooting and testing PC.
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Thank you for your response.
In fact, when I connect the external hard drive, it lights up/spins, but it causes "diskpart" to crash (I left it for 20 minutes... couldn't do anything until I unplugged it...)
So, what do you think, is it really done for?
Thanks in advance.