Spinrite 5 is an old friend. It got me out of some jams in the late ’90s, but as new versions of Windows that defaulted to NTFS came into my life, Spinrite 5 ceased being an option, since it only worked on FAT-formatted drives. I’ve had occasion now to use Spinrite 6, its successor, which [...]
Translate
Switch site
Recent Comments
- Paul on How to help the tornado-struck community of Moore, Okla.
- joseph on Antivirus progress
- Dave Farquhar on Antivirus progress
- joseph on Antivirus progress
- Dave Farquhar on Notes on the Compaq Presario SR2011WM
-
Recent Posts
- Farewell to a St. Louis Christmas tradition
- Deconstructing my conversation with “Computer Maintenance Department”
- This “Computer Maintenance Department” sure doesn’t know much about computer maintenance
- How to help the tornado-struck community of Moore, Okla.
- How I accidentally found a way to mess with “Peggy”
Popular Posts
- How to make HP and Compaq computers boot off USB
- Four things to try when a Nook Simple Touch won’t power on
- Why someone’s trying to hack your Facebook account right now–and what you can do about it
- How to make stacked bar charts in Excel 2007 that actually mean something
- How to slipstream IE9 and hotfixes into Windows 7, step by step
- Lenovo’s phone is ringing again. And it’s IBM. Again.
All posts for the day January 30th, 2011
Spinrite 6: An overdue review
by Dave Farquhar on January 30, 2011
• Permalink
Posted in Software
Tagged BIOS, data recovery, dos, hard drive, hard drives, ISO, linux, ntfs, PC, repair, RUN, USB, windows
Posted by Dave Farquhar on January 30, 2011
http://dfarq.homeip.net/2011/01/spinrite-6-an-overdue-review/
-
Tags
Blogroll