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Name: vagabond2006
hi guys ....i have a hard disk on which i have very critical data....my system is not booting so i decided to plugin harddisk to another pc...after inserting hd to other pc and logging on......when i try to access the its drives it gives the message that drives are not accessable disk structure is damaged and not readable...is there any way i can recover the data or repair its structure........waiting for your reposnses

You can slave that drive into another machine and try to extract the data that way.
You cna also use a Linux Live CD and boot from that in the floppy and either burn your files to a CD (if you have a CDRW also), copy them to a pen drive, across a network to another machine that has a burner, etc. The advantage to this is that you don't even have to open the computer case.
www.slax.org for a free download that you can burn as an ISO with Nero or some other program.

PCInspector (free)
http://www.pcinspector.de/file_recovery/uk/download.htmOntrack's 'Easy Recovery Pro'
http://www.ontrack.comGetDataBack
http://www.runtime.org/Zero assumption Recovery
http://www.z-a-recovery.com
I've been told that the free version will let you recover four folders.Unpartition
Partition Table Doctor
http://www.ptdd.comDo yourself a favor BACKUP!

Try this. Another poster used it after I posted it and said it worked great.
http://www.cgsecurity.org/index.html?testdisk.html
http://computervitals.com/

Linux can be a life saver. Had a hard disk that wouldn't boot because the directory apparently was destroyed. Biited off a Linux CD. Linux doesn't care about Windows directories but can see individual Windows data files so I was able to recover the important ones.

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