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07-27-2007 07:55 PM
07-27-2007 07:55 PM
laptop hard drive
I'm trying to get the data off of my laptop hard drive. I'm getting two errors now when I try to boot up the desktop with the laptop hard drive in it: PXE-E53 and PXE-MOF. Any suggestions? I'm worried that I damaged the hard drive when I took it out of the laptop.
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07-29-2007 06:24 PM
07-29-2007 06:24 PM
Re: laptop hard drive
PXE errors are related to a network boot attempt. Your PC will do this because it doesn't find any disk (probably).
Go to the BIOS and check for the disk.
Hope this helps!
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Go to the BIOS and check for the disk.
Hope this helps!
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12-14-2007 06:54 PM
12-14-2007 06:54 PM
Re: laptop hard drive
Use data wipe or a full system recovery or a zero fill, whichever you prefer. Zero fill utilities from your manufacturers website will be the safest option, though law enforcement agencies can recover data from any drive not severely hammered or incinerated!
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