Recovering Data After Using the Clean Command in Diskpart
Read this article to find out how to recover data lost after cleaning a hard disk, USB stick or a memory card with the Clean command in Diskpart.
Read MoreSetting up and restoring Windows with Command Prompt commands in LA
Setting up the operating system, repairing and unlocking, formatting and cleaning media through the Windows Command Prompt in Los Angeles.
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Restoring Bad Sectors and Fixing HDD Errors
Read about the ways of fixing HDD errors, if it is possible to restore bad sectors and how you can do it. Let’s find out how to recover data from faulty hard disks. When bad sectors and other hard disk issues appear, it may result in losing all the information on the disk. In today’s article, we’ll tell you about the possible ways to fix such errors and recover data from faulty disks.
Read MoreWindows System Files: Where They Are Stored, How to Display or Restore Them
Read about what files are called system files, their names and extensions, and where you can find them. We’ll find out what to do if system files get damaged and how they can be restored with the SFC checking tool.
Read MoreHow to Fix the Error “Windows Detected a Hard Disk Problem”
In this article, we will describe why the error “Windows Detected a Hard Disk Problem” appears and how to fix it. If you see this warning, it means that there are some issues emerging in the course of your hard disk operation. The operating system may be damaged or fail to boot when you start your PC next time. As a result, you risk losing data such as photos, video, music, important documents and so on.
Read MoreHow to Enable AHCI Mode for SATA in BIOS without Reinstalling Windows
Read to find out which mode your PC controller is using and how to enable AHCI for SATA on a computer with a Windows OS installed. Many people can ask quite a logical question: why have IDE mode for a SATA disk, if AHCI mode is natural for it enabling this SATA disk to completely realize its potential? Moreover, many motherboard manufacturers supply products with a default option to support PATA compatibility mode – IDE.
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