Problem s diskem
Ahoj omlouvam se jestli pisu o problemu ktery tu uz byl.
Popisu vam problem. Mam disk ktery byl umisten v externim USB supliku.Je to disk Seagate 400GB 7200 rpm. Jeden den jsem si ho donesk domu a v pohode jel. Druhy den jsem ho donesl ke kamaradovi a uz nejel psalo mi to ze neni naformatovany. Tak jsem ho zkontroloval pomoci Partition Magicu a zjistil ze je vadna Partitiona...Tak jsem si stahl programek ktery umi restaurovat vadne partitiony - Partition Doctor. Avsak Partitionu se mi nepodarilo restaurovat. Ale bunusem se mi uplne rozhodila a ted mi to hlasi jako 40GB disk misto 400 GB. Z daty uz sem se rozloucil(Velice dlouze, disk byl plny filmu 
) Mate nekdo nejaky napad jak opravit disk aby na nem bylo alespon tech 400 prazdnych GB??
Diky za odpoved bud sem nebo na mail: johniekori@seznam.cz
No a ten disk uz je naformatovan ale stale na kapacite 40 GB takze data jsou fuc...
Ale to neva chci hlavne rozjet ten disk na plny vykon.
Diky za rady
Návod
1. Download the free Active Kill Disk from www.killdisk.com
2. Unzip and run Active Kill Disk. It will display the message that it supports "[ONE PASS ZEROES]" method only. Remember this.
3. Press enter to bypass the startup screen.
4.Najdi si ten poskodeny disk
6. Press F10 and press enter to erase the disk (using that [One Pass Zeroes] method mentioned earlier
7. Go into the Administrative Tools (this guide is assuming Windows XP) and select Computer Management. Double-click on Disk Management.
8. Go down the list of disks until you find the new healthy partition of the USB drive. Right click it and say format. Format it whatever you want. If after the attempted format it says something like "I can't do this because the partition is write-protected," ignore this message.
9. odpoj v lište USB disk a znovu pripoj, a naformatuj
11. Once you save any files that you can, reformat the USB drive (you won't have any errors this time) from My Computer. Remember that the reformatting will erase all the files on the drive. Once this reformat is complete you'll have your USB drive working again!