Have you tried one of those recovery services? Ones that can restore bad hard drives? They might be able to recover your SD card. I've got backups of backups because I have two decades of crap stored on SD cards.
I can recover a standard or SSD hard drive myself, all day long. When an SD card goes bad, it's gone.
www.tenorshare.net
Do you recommend any companies for recovering a physically failed HDD?
Are you able to open in safe mode? If so you can probably recover yourself going back to the day before it crashed.
Its in an adapter in a usb port, and it's not identifying it as present.
My question was for fats. But I've had an adaptor crap out on me before, wouldn't read card anymore. Something else to try.
Maybe try that site I cut and pasted, borrow a windows system and try and recover card to windows, then reload into Linux? I know zilch about Linux. No idea if they are compatible. At least the underlying data should still be there.
one fun thing about linux, using a virtual machine, or WINE, I can run windows programs within the linux environment. The problem is the sd card is formatted in ExFat, and the linux partion is in ext4 for the boot partion and the rest is partitioned in reiserfs. That's going to be the hard part.
Because I chose to run Xubuntu on reiserfs, it squeals when I try to read anything other than ext2/3/4 or reiser. Thats what happens when you use a lite Ubuntu distro.
I have Linux Mint on a 1TB USB backup drive. I am using windows 10 on a desktop and my laptop. One can update to 11 the other can not. I will not update until forced. All my old machines get some version of Ubuntu or Mint once they lose Windows support.
reiser automatically marks bad sectors. its also better at moving around blocks in the rare case of defrag.
Congrats to the SD card on its weight loss and new outlook on life.
Another question, what are you storing the 10TB on? And what theater app are you using?
Enough stolen media to land me in federal prison for several lifetimes.
The Seagate is a 10TB drive or do you have multiples? What app are you using? Plex?
Its a 10 tb drive I got out of a video surveillance system in a external enclosure.
I stayed on Windows 7 until they no longer supported it. The newer Windows programs may be better but they moved EVERYTHING around and make it impossible to find. They could have improved the platform without completely hijacking the dashboard.
XP was the ultimate UI and i liked the 95 UI. As Tom from SwithedToLinnux says they are supposed to be "Desktops" as in you keep icons ON the desktop just like you would on a real desktop i.e postit note,s a stapler, your typewriter, clock, rolodex, calendar and etc.I stayed on Windows 7 until they no longer supported it. The newer Windows programs may be better but they moved EVERYTHING around and make it impossible to find. They could have improved the platform without completely hijacking the dashboard.
The entire "Windows" concept was stolen in its entirety from Commodore64.
You have Blake's 7?
Well not to be argumentative but it was actually stolen from Xerox. But I had a C64 and look to get a new one with USBs once they are fully in the USoA and on shelves.
Well he did not steal DOS although his procurement was shady.Gates stole Excel from Intuit's Lotus 123. He's an effing thief.
I have the complete series on .avi. My server is down for a library update right now, but here's the hash:
Did not know that, given Xerox's stance on its intellectual property, I'd imagine Commodore paid them a licensing fee.
secure data recovery. Although if you feel like trying it, theres a free tool called Rapidspar data recovery tool. Heard its good for bad windows drives.
Actually Xerox invented tons of stuff and let others come in and take it for themselves. She may not be as big of a sl^t as she once was but she was easy once.
www.howtogeek.com
That doesn't surprise me. I understand Linus Torvalds, the guy who ported the unix kernel and created linux, is kind of an enormous douchebag.
