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If you open the wrong drive, simply X out at the top right corner of the window that opens.

Next, open your USB Flash Drive or External Drive.

At the bottom left of your desktop a list of all hard drives/partitions, USB Drives, and Optical Drives are listed with a familiar looking hard drive icon.

If using an external hard drive for the data recovery, do this under the "drive" tab.

USB Flash Drives usually automatically mount upon boot, but click the "usbdrv" tab and make sure it is mounted.

Assuming you only have one hard drive and/or partition, there may be only one selection to mount.

By default, the "drive" tab will be forward/highlighted.

Click the Mount Icon located at the top left of your desktop.

Puppy is very light on resources, so you will quickly notice it is much speedier than you are used to. To expand, or open folders/icons, just click once. Also, double clicking is not needed in Puppy. Internet access may or may not be available depending on your machine, so it is recommended you print these instructions before beginning. You will see a fully functioning Graphical User Interface similar to what you normally call "your computer".

Once Puppy Linux has loaded, it is actually running in your computer's Memory (RAM).

Your computer will restart and boot from the Puppy Linux Live CD.

Open your ROM drive and insert the disk.

Once in the BIOS, under Advanced BIOS Options change boot priority to:.

(Usually shown during the "Dell" screen, or "Gateway" Screen)

Immediately start tapping the appropriate key to enter the BIOS, aka "Setup".

Start the computer/press the power button.

Set your boot priority in the BIOS to CD-ROM first, Hard Drive Second

Your CD Burner Tray will open automaticallyĢ.

IMPORTANT: Adjust the speed bar to CD: 4x DVD: 1x

FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE MAC WON MOUNT ISO

Click Browse and navigate to the Puppy Linux ISO file you just downloaded.Extract All files to a location you can remember.

FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE MAC WON MOUNT HOW TO

There are instructions on how to boot from flash drive with puppy here

FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE MAC WON MOUNT DOWNLOAD

Download Latest Puppy Linux ISO (i.e.: lupu-528.iso).

Save these files to your Desktop/Burn Your Live CD: Puppy Linux guidance should it be required Įxtra Storage Device (USB Flash Drive, External Hard Drive)ġ. Have you tried backing the drive up using Puppy Linux, if not it should be done asap in case the HDD has electrical or mechanical issues that may cause the drive to fail completely.

You're help would be sincerely appreciated, thank you in advanced. I can't continue any work or projects until it's fixed so I'm lagging behind schedule and I'm not a person who does.

FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE MAC WON MOUNT UPDATE

If I remember anything else I'll update but I think this is all I've done for now.

FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE MAC WON MOUNT PASSWORD

TestDisk/PhotoRec is now asking for a password on Mac so can't use it but works fine on Windows. It used to all work normal with the drive. Have I missed anything? Is there any way to repair? I think I can recover but how can I be sure that I'll get everything (100s GB)? Phoenix sorts the files out itself and only the Raw Recovery and Formatted Media. My Mac uses a combination of MacFuse and Tuxera NTFS to mount NTFS drives and that hasn't had a problem - another NTFS drive works fine so I ruled that out. Windows says the drive needs to be formatted to be used, Mac won't mount nor allow 'Repair Disk' in Disk Utility even though it shows there (couldn't mount it via Terminal), and Linux said it couldn't mount regarding something about error 2 (I tried ntfs-3g, ntfsfix and another tool I think that I can't remember if I did). My other drive (exactly the same with almost cloned data) stuffed up quite recently but managed to fix it with Chkdsk after also many hours of research (and that took days to complete). Noting this, I could be wrong yet can't find another plausible reason. I've tried Test Disk (as well as PhotoRec) and MiniTool Partition Wizard to repair and recover the table.

After many hours of research, I think the ntfs partition table is corrupt. I've used Phoenix (and PhotoRec) to scan and the data is still intact (not sure if 100% fine). The external loads onto the computer (have tested on Mac, Windows, Linux and the netbook being Windows aswell) fine but won't mount. That was all before the drive stopped working - I think that occasion was the reason why.

When I returned, I found the netbook shut down (lack of power) and thought all was OK. I left the external to copy some data across and thought all was fine (not first time I've transferred data).