That is true Newton, I did it lots of times, if the Hard drive is ok, you just hook it up as a slave, and access the data, transfere it and you are done Elian ----- Original Message ----- From: Newton Hunt <nhunt@jagat.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 1:44 PM Subject: Re: Mother & Me > > so they had to reformat the whole drive. > > That was so STUPID!!! > > They should have given you the option of buying a new hard drive. > $100 to $140 and you could have transferred all your data to the new > drive with no difficulty what so ever. Even if the old one would not > boot the data on it was intact. They would have made a little more > money and you would have saved hundreds and hundreds of hours > rebuilding a mere fraction of your data. > > Some people or SO stupid!!! > > Newton (so sorry for your problem but I have NEVER lost a lot of > data, yet) > > PS I use a second drive and a program called DriveCopy that makes a > bootable copy of the main drive. The copy drive is not kept in the > CPU which is open all the time. Simple, effective, safe, elegant and > so _easy_. > > njh > >
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