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*SNAP*
How do you stop it from losing all your shit?
The Apple Macbook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.
Try to recover as much as you can. Make multiple attempts and see if you get more each time. I can't recommend any software but I can definitely say you can save a lot of your data if you act quickly.
Should i just buy a 1gb ssd before it corrupts all of my data
Only 1GB of valuable data huh.
a gun
more like don't want to spend that much money on ssds
keep backups retard
You fool. You should always have at least 1 backups, 2 optimally. Look at what happened to Barnacules...
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is there any way to recover data from a dead hdd? I hear it trying to spin, but then it stops. I had good porn in there.
>Kept all his important data on a x4 Raid 0.
Do you remember what porn it was, yes? Chuck that HDD in the trash. Recovering data is only worth it for (and this is a key word) "unique" data. I'd be more worth it to find those videos again than to spend a fortune on recovering data that isn't unique or exist literally anywhere else but that HDD.
Give it a cozy home with its senpai in a NAS
I had a broken maxtor drive that played a little melody when trying to start it.
It's like the guy was asking for it
*wroooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom*
Finally, an excuse to buy my new old second hand computer, now let's see if that workstation is still available...
SSD:
Should've invested in a more stable HDD, man.
There's videos on YT about how to fix it just long enough to back-up any usable data.
>chrome
How do you even live with 60gb hdd
I've got one indestructible 80 gig hitachi from the early 2000's that thing will likely outlive me.
>x4 Raid 0
like a baby, watch this
>mfw rustfags are this deluded
backups make it go *click click click* faster
I had a drive start clicking in like 2009.
It finally, ACTUALLY failed in 2014. I used it as a temp/shit drive with no issues beyond the clicking which came and went intermittently.
Had 3 others just commit sudoku immediately though along the way.
*dies*
Never heard this clicking I think, what does it sound like?
At least everything is there and you won't up with corrupted data
Haha nice cope friend
*click* *click*
Damn, that is scary
WTF I'll never buy HDD ever again.
Fuck, it's like HDD tries to kill its' owner.
How do you get it tho?
God fucking damnit i hate this person and i never seen him before this link
>deathstar
>stable
>Hurr durr mechanical drive bad
>Hurr durr use SSDee it faster
Fuck off
He's was part of the development team for Windows for 15 years until he got laid off a few years back. He now does YouTube full time.
youtu.be
His son has literal autism btw.
Sucks for him, video still made me rage for whatever reason.
aBSOLUTELY based frogposter
I saw the intro and I refuse to watch the rest
In summary...
>Used an x4 RAID 0 array
>4TB total storage
>Hurt durr let me update my BIOS
>Now only 3 drives show up.
>Created new volume with disks in wrong order.
>Looses all his data
>"I put off making a backup for so long, it came to bite me in the ass"
Yeah, it's the fucking keyboard that's your problem there faglet.
bear computer
Cub Tablet?
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So I harvested my Hitachi 80gb IDE HDD from our old family emachines computer from 2004. I boot it up from time to time, works to this day.
This guy is just stupid, I think they do this on purpose to get views, otherwise it is impossible.
>Used an x4 RAID 0 array
>"I put off making a backup for so long, it came to bite me in the ass"
How do you have a brain and you still don't backup important data in a RAID 0? Why even store important data in a RAID 0? God damn, the dude deserved that.
Holy shit imagine being this retarded
>ex microsoft
doesn't do backups of raid 0
I never heard that either, and I've had 2 HDD's die on me.
I think the most common way a HDD will die is due to the on board controller fucking up.
This. Every since I started using RAID10 I felt way more secure with my data. Yes I know RAID10 isn't backup, but the chances of a random HDD dying is far greater than my entire pool getting corrupted or some other weird OS issue.
bear computer
i wanna fuck a cub
yiff in hell furfag
I'm still rolling the dice with a Vertex 2. I've never used sleep/hibernate with it, so maybe that's why it's still working.
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If you buy all of them from the same batch, your failure probability should also consider failing batches. If they're being used at the same rate concurrently, and they have some kind of design flaw, they'll probably fail around the same time, so if the second hasn't yet failed when you rebuild the RAID, it definitely will then.
Same, except it's a maxtor one. Those things either broke down in a year or lived on for eternity
>amp
*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee*
>made in hungary
>updates bios when it didn't have to be
>raid 0 all of important data
>"muh data???"
Is this bait?
>Actual soi thumbnail
>x4 Raid 0
He got what he deserves.
What a fucking normie-tier shit-show of a channel. Do you guys unironically watch this?
Motherboard pop is scarier.
My 1TB WD Blue was clicking a bit last month, it stopped.
>microsoft dev is absolutely retarded
why am i not surprised
Yeah I know but this is next-level.
more like
>shooooooooooo-rrrrrwrrrrrrwrrrrrrwrrrrrwrrrrrrwrrrrwrrrrrwrrrrrwrrrrrwrrrrrwrrrrwrrrrrwrrrrr
I had a SAS drive in my proliant server break its bearing and start vibrating like a loud motherfucker like a year ago. no indications of failure ahead of time
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*BANG*
*plip* *plip* *plip* *plip* *plip* *plip*
>unplug SSD from computer
>put SSD away in a drawer
>find SSD a year later
>plug into computer
>all data is gone
>find 10 year old HDD in a drawer
>plug into computer
>all data is still there
Really makes you think, huh?
Thanks SEAGATE,
now my files are "encrypted" forever.
Wow it's like flash ISN'T an archival format.
Makes you think, huh?
i have never ever ever ever had a hard drive die on me
AMA
How many dicks do you normally suck on average?
i have never ever ever ever sucked a dick
not even my own
You have to power them on from time to time.
Same with HDDs, you were lucky
>1TB WD Black HDD from 2009
Still going strong
Barnacules is Jow Forums incarnate. On the surface he appears happy and jolly but underneath he is in so much pain and has attempted suicide several times. His son also has the autisms.
These... mother... FUCKERS! If there ever was a series of hard drives to just cause rage it is these.
hard drives failing is a myth
Raid 5
t. didn't get a seagate hard drive that they sold even though it was damaged in a flood
Work hdd just failed. No clicks buts freezes every 10 sec
Windows warning: Hdd failure iminent. No backups. This is life
I still have HDDs from the 90s that work. Hell, over the years, I've only seen one fail.
Meanwhile, I've seen tons of people who buy fucking SSDs complain how they fail in just a few years.
I will never get a fucking SSD.
yeah SSDs are fucking overhyped by brainlet /v/ fags. especially the budget SSDs have severe reliability/longevity issues
seal it in a plastic bag & put it in the freezer overnight. re-connect it (while cold). you will get ONE more usage out of it, so have a plan of action for which files are most important to you, to save first.
good luck and godspeed.
I hate this fag and his thumbnails
has your laptop ever just randomly logged you into a "temporary" profile after booting up after working fine for five years before?
my old dell n5050 did it to me last night had to hard-reboot then everything went back to normal should I be worried that every-time I boot up my data will be lost to a dice roll?
I don't really have anything of worth but the old MS-DOS games I've collected over the years and the PS1 ISOs from emuparadise before they died
i wouldn't
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Made a computer out of spare parts for my cousin. Still going great for him. Though when I was using it the firmware corupputed itself.