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Subject: Re: Hard disk failure Author: sead [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:20:07 06/14/02 Fri In reply to: Paul Treuthardt 's message, "Hard disk failure" on 13:40:19 01/04/02 Fri >Could anyone help with possible software to access an >apparently dead harddrive on an 800 CT? > >Dos does not see it and neither does Norton Disk >Doctor. IS there anything more powerful around that >might access it ? > >Spinrite will not work if DOS doesn't see it. > >Any other clues towards restoring the drive (at least >enough to access the data) would be much appreciated. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]