HARD DRIVE RECOVERY

If used regularly, it’s normal for a computer’s hard drive to eventually become full, especially if unused files aren’t deleted regularly. However, there are...

Whether you’ve accidentally deleted a wrong file from the external hard drive or the data disappeared by itself because of file system corruption, drive...

A Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) is a process used to detect digital data errors that often occur in storage devices and digital networks. Its...

The “dynamic disk invalid” error is a fairly common issue normally faced by Windows users who recently performed an operating system upgrade to a...

The “No bootable devices found” error can pop up unexpectedly on your PC. The error usually indicates a misconfigured boot sequence, a damaged boot...

While the D: drive may not contain your OS and installed applications, many users use it to store their personal files and media. It’s...

If your external hard drive isn’t formatted correctly, you won't be able to access your data. To use it as intended, you have to...

Need help with fixing your corrupted external hard drive and preserving the files located there? Even though it might seem difficult to have to...

Running the clean command in diskpart is a recommended step if you want a fresh start on your drive and want to create new...

You boot your PC and suddenly, you encounter the message, “invalid partition table,” or “missing partition table.” It’s natural to panic and assume you...

Now known as SanDisk Professional, G-Technology is a line of pro-grade, high-performance storage devices under the Western Digital brand. G-Technology external drives often feature...

Running into the dreaded “the volume does not contain a recognized file system” error? It’s easy to start panicking in this situation, given how...

Many home users use a RAID 0 setup for faster read and write speeds. But, there’s a high likelihood of losing all your data...

There are lots of reasons you might want to get data from old hard drives. Perhaps you were rummaging through your storage and came...

Did you know the first laptop released in 1985 did not feature hard disks and ran entirely on floppy drives? Fast forward three decades...