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ItzikCom · 06-06-2003, 07:52 AM

Well, I looked at Maxtor's website for help and found this PowerMax you talked about.
I made a floppy and ran the advanced test, PowerMax gave me this code: D27S57
I looked in Maxtor's site but there was no specific information about this code, from what I understood, my harddisk worth nothing...
My question now is:
What can I do to save all the information?? Right now the bad HD is connected but it has two partitions- C: and E: (Damn with this computer lab, they messed everything) Only E: shows up in My Computer and the most important files are on C:
Would scandisk help? maybe I have a bad sector?

06-06-2003, 07:52 AM	#22 (permalink)
ItzikCom Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Israel Posts: 3	See today's most popular deals at » Data Recovery Well, I looked at Maxtor's website for help and found this PowerMax you talked about. I made a floppy and ran the advanced test, PowerMax gave me this code: D27S57 I looked in Maxtor's site but there was no specific information about this code, from what I understood, my harddisk worth nothing... My question now is: What can I do to save all the information?? Right now the bad HD is connected but it has two partitions- C: and E: (Damn with this computer lab, they messed everything) Only E: shows up in My Computer and the most important files are on C: Would scandisk help? maybe I have a bad sector?