Mobile hard drive repair notes

I used my GB mobile hard drive to another device once. After I used it again, the drive letters of the mobile hard drive are displayed as "local disks" and cannot be opened, then all kinds of anti-virus software are useless. This can scare me. These GB items are invaluable for years. The data in it is too important.

After checking the Internet, it is very likely that the Partition Table of the mobile hard disk is broken by a virus, and the files in the partition table cannot be read. Google: I tried many methods.
Eventually, the worst result is that easyrecovery software splits the number of disksRestore.

It was easy to see this, and the data in the disk was also saved in a good condition. But let's take a look.RestoreIt takes at least three days and three nights for so much data, and the project has been busy recently, so there is no time to get this. Finally, the fastest and most effective method is obtained on the Internet. It has been proved that this method is effective and fast (it will be done in 20 minutes ). Put the link in the blog first, so that friends who encounter the same problem can stay away from troubles.

Restart and enter dos. Use the kv3000 anti-virus service that supports NTFS.ProgramScan to read the hard disk, and the file directories and files are all in. This indicates that the file is not damaged. It should be a Directory Index problem. Go back to XP and use the chkdsk/R command again to fix it. I didn't expect it to be fixed this time. Open the disk, all the files are back, and all the files can run normally. All the important files are intact.
Thank God!
PS: Samsung hard disk boxes do not work. Change one if you are free ~~~ :)
Appendix:
1. MBR (Main Boot Record): Master Boot Record
2. chkdsk [Volume [[path] filename] [/F] [/V] [/R] [/X] [/I] [/C] [/L [: size]
Volume specifies the drive (followed by a colon), mount point, or volume name.
Filename is only used for fat/FAT32: Specifies the file to check whether there are fragments
/F.
/V on fat/FAT32: displays the complete path and name of each file on the disk.
On NTFS: If a message is cleared, display it.
/R searches for incorrect sectors and restores readable information (implicit/F ).
/L: size is only used for NTFs: Change the log file size to the specified kb.
If no size is specified, the current size is displayed.
/X force the volume to be detached first if necessary.
All opened handles of the volume will be invalid (implicit/F)
/I is only used for NTFs: checks the index items for a low intensity
/C is only used for NTFs: Skip the loop check of the folder structure.
The/I and/C command line switches skip some checks on the volume to reduce the time required to run the chkdsk.

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