My friend and I have been trying to fix his external hard drive. While it was partioning, the computer actually crashed resulting in one of his partitions being corrupt. It was in the HFS+ filesystem. His other partition was FAT32 which was fine. Is there anyway to recover these files on the HFS+ system? I have tried Data Rescue 3 and it claims to have recovered these files but when actually coming to play the music or video, it doesn't actually work. He has backed these 'files' up on another hard drive.
He has then deleted this corrupted partition. Then tried to repartition to FAT32 but then iPartition crashed resulting in some file titles to be converted to gibberish and cannot be read or played. This has resulted in data loss of his music collection into the tens of thousands. So yeah...any helpful advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.
He has then deleted this corrupted partition. Then tried to repartition to FAT32 but then iPartition crashed resulting in some file titles to be converted to gibberish and cannot be read or played. This has resulted in data loss of his music collection into the tens of thousands. So yeah...any helpful advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.