emmy71
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The third time through the washing machine is what usually kills my flash drives.
Terry
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Where is dependable computer help? TBN
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There is a program called Isobuster that could well help you get at the files. If it reads the disks, you can copy the files to your computer and re-write the files out again to R or RW disks. I have a feeling I have seen freeware programs that may also do the same job. Or even a Linux computer will often read faulty disks I have found.
I have to say with many HP drives there are compatibility problems. It is not just HP mind but, they seem to have more of a problem when read with other drives, at least in my experience.
I have to say with many HP drives there are compatibility problems. It is not just HP mind but, they seem to have more of a problem when read with other drives, at least in my experience.
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at least one of my drives was laundered.. and it was my favorite drive.. it was a usb caddie that held a memory stick, and made it into a usb drive... once thru the wash and the stick died and so did the usb caddy....
never say another one.. soundguy
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alot of sector copiers will help with recovering discs like that.. at least pieces of files anyway..
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