by Data-Medics » Fri Sep 08, 2017 2:13 pm
You'll have to address the underlying hardware issue. That's usually the result of a failed/unstable memory controller. You're trying to fix hardware with software. Life doesn't work that way.
If the data is important (worth more than a few hundred $$$) it's probably going to require that you seek out professional data recovery.
You'll have to address the underlying hardware issue. That's usually the result of a failed/unstable memory controller. You're trying to fix hardware with software. Life doesn't work that way.
If the data is important (worth more than a few hundred $$$) it's probably going to require that you seek out professional data recovery.