So I think I fucked up and somehow broke my laptops hard drive simply from getting pissed off and banging on the keyboard a bit. Now I just hear some clicking an whirring noises coming from the keyboard and my computer ask me to insert a bootable drive.
I've tried the old freezing trick; playing the drive into the freezer in a ziplock bag for about two hours but it doesn't do shit. If I where to leave in their longer might it do the trick? What if I just tried connecting it to a desktop as a separate drive? I don't really have too many important things on their but I would like to recover what I can without having to send it away and pay for data recovery
What do?
Just accept the fact that your sperging out destroyed your drive. Next time stop, take a deep breath, and count to 10. HTH :)
>>54694269
>posts cute picture
>german keyboard kid in real life
This once happened to me as well, exept that my laptop well down. I also fixed it somehow. Don't know how anymore
>>54694269
If you really want to recover the data I would recommend pirating EaseUS data recovery
>>54694439
>>german keyboard kid in real life
I wasn't even banging it that hard, just sort of hitting the down arrow a bit hard
>>54694572
nigga you hit it so hard your finger went through the keyboard and into the hard drive
>>54694639
I never once said that I made a hole in the damn keyboard. Not even a dent anywhere
Anyway if I where to plug the SATA laptop drive into a desktop computer using sata cables (no enclosure, no usb adapters) could I potentially risk damaging the drive even more?
>>54694871
Depends how fucked the drive is. If things are out of alignment enough, trying to spin it up might be scraping the platters more.
>>54694899
But will the fact that it is receiving more voltages then it normally would from being plugged into a desktop PSU be a problem?
>>54694969
thats the dumbest thing ive heard dont worry it wont destroy the harddrive but as >>54694899
said if things are out of alignment it might fuck up
>>54694269
Retard.
>sperged out and destroyed his hard drive
I was able to connect the hard drive to my desktop but now the drive is marked as an unallocated drive under disk management. Since I don't want to end up deleting everything on the drive by initiating it is their some way of creating an image backup of the drive?
>>54694269
buy new drive
stop throwing tantrums like a five year old
Great job faggot.