Aussie_Rail
Member
Hi everyone,
A little while ago I posted about recovery of data supposedly lost on an external hard drive, well all that worked out well. This time my question is about a hard drive built into a computer.
My computer didn't work and prior to that it was only useable in safe mode, well eventually it stopped working all together, so I enlisted in the help of a young friend to come and fix it.
So roughly what he did was, he transferred what was on the hard drive or at least one of them and rebooted it in some way and put windows 7 on it, so now it works fine and I personally have no problems with it, but in the process of wiping the hard drive, there were apparently another or 2 more hard drives on it, one of which contained something like 600gig of stufff, so I'm told anyway.
Question is, is it possible to recover data that has been cleared off a hard drive inside the computer?
My knowledge of computers is equal to that of Paris Hiltons knowledge of advanced physics, so yeah.
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
A little while ago I posted about recovery of data supposedly lost on an external hard drive, well all that worked out well. This time my question is about a hard drive built into a computer.
My computer didn't work and prior to that it was only useable in safe mode, well eventually it stopped working all together, so I enlisted in the help of a young friend to come and fix it.
So roughly what he did was, he transferred what was on the hard drive or at least one of them and rebooted it in some way and put windows 7 on it, so now it works fine and I personally have no problems with it, but in the process of wiping the hard drive, there were apparently another or 2 more hard drives on it, one of which contained something like 600gig of stufff, so I'm told anyway.
Question is, is it possible to recover data that has been cleared off a hard drive inside the computer?
My knowledge of computers is equal to that of Paris Hiltons knowledge of advanced physics, so yeah.
Any help would be great.
Thanks.