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SSD problems after installing drive

colec18
By colec18
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I got my MBP '12 back from the shop today. I had put some old cheap HDD in it with OSX installed so my SSD (MX200 500gb) would not be damaged I assumed the laptop was shut down and went to switch out the drives (No fans or drive spinning and the power light wasn't on) but apparently the laptop had just been set to sleep when I picked it up. Now the it shows the folder with ? on it (OSX BSOD). Did the drive just get corrupted or is it actually broken since it shows up in windows just not formatted for windows and if it is just corrupted is there any way I can recover data, most of it is backed up but not everything.

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Why wouldn't you take the battery out when working on a laptop in the first place??

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Why wouldn't you take the battery out when working on a laptop in the first place??

It's a non-removable battery. 

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It's a non-removable battery. 

ummm what macbook pro with a removable 2.5in drive doesnt have a removable battery??

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