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Originally Posted by HD_Monkey
If it is e: drive then:
Go to Start > Run > type cmd > hit enter > type chkdsk /f e:
If this doesn't work then there are data recovery tools available. Try this first.
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After keying 'chkdsk /f e:' I recieve a message saying the following:
'The type of the file system is RAW.
CHKDSK is not available for RAW drives'
Does this mean I cannot use chkdsk?
Also, I have found a data recovery program in which I am currently using. It's called 'ZAR 8.4'. Is this program worth using or should another one be used?