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What after that? And what do you mean disk problem

after that i would try again the disk.It may got damaged/faulty

Hi,

Families pc didnt boot.

Put the hd in my pc, formatted with "format as".

Now I put the hd back in, start from bootable usb and it says it cannot find station. There are no partitions and my only option is to browse to find a driver of some sort.

Its a preinstalled pc, what the heck do I do? Cant find the driver, its an asus pc. Can check more info if you ask me.

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Hi,

Families pc didnt boot.

Put the hd in my pc, formatted with "format as".

Now I put the hd back in, start from bootable usb and it says it cannot find station. There are no partitions and my only option is to browse to find a driver of some sort.

Its a preinstalled pc, what the heck do I do? Cant find the driver, its an asus pc. Can check more info if you ask me.

You put their Hard Drive in your PC and formatted it?

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You put their Hard Drive in your PC and formatted it?

Yes, the way you format a usb drive.

So I assume it deleted something on the hd that wouldnt be deleted if Id do a proper format, I know.

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Yes, the way you format a usb drive.

So I assume it deleted something on the hd that wouldnt be deleted if Id do a proper format, I know.

Im not 100% sure but if it was formatted i would say you borked the data on that drive

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Im not 100% sure but if it was formatted i would say you borked the data on that drive

I don't care about the actual data if that is what you mean. If you mean the important stuff that bricks a hardrive when it gets deleted, then does thst mean theres nothing I can do?

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I don't care about tje actual fata if that is what you mean. If you mean the important stuff that bricks a hardrive when it gets deleted, then does thst mean theres nothing I can do?

what did you format it as? NTFS?

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did you format as ntfs?

what did you format it as? NTFS?

The default, just clicked format. I highly assume its ntfs then?

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The default, just clicked format. I highly assume its ntfs then?

most likely, but i would do a quick format as ntfs once more just to validate that i didnt make something wrong, and it might be a disk's problem

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most likely, but i would do a quick format as ntfs once more just to validate that i didnt make something wrong, and it might be a disk's problem

What after that? And what do you mean disk problem

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What after that? And what do you mean disk problem

after that i would try again the disk.It may got damaged/faulty

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