Q: My External plug in Iomega 500G Hard drive is not being recognised by the BIOS. It’s around 3 years old and suddenly it started making repetitive clicking noises when I try to start. I’m not fussed about the hard drive so much but I do really want to retrieve data from it, like photos that will otherwise be lost. Is this feasible?

 

A: When a hard drive is not recognised by the BIOS, this points to some kind of logical failure of the system. It is entirely feasible to recover lost data from the hard drive by forcing the hard drive to read around problematic sectors. Contact us for a free diagnosis of your hard drive to see if it is recoverable and how we can restore your data.

Received from Sandy in Cambridge

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