10-02-2010 03:03 PM
This is the hard disk that i have

Its 1.5 tb, and I bought it at around June 2010.
So today I plugged in my hard disk and it worked perfectly. Then I decided to watch a movie and the movie didn't load, so I used task manager to stop the program. I don't know what happaned, BBOD just came out. Afterwards, my computer restarted and it doesn't load windows (I had still have the hard disk plugged in). So I thought something was weird and I unplugged the hard disk (usb cable) and windows started to load. ( I am currently using windows 7).
So after loading everything in Windows, I decided to plug it in to my computer again. And nothing comes out, the lights keep flashing. There are no USB manager, nothing pops up and I see nothing in My Computer.
It not just affects loading windows, it even affects shutting down windows.
I don't know how to fix this, can someone please teach me how to fix this? I want to avoid formatting as there are many important data in the hard disk.
10-02-2010 03:25 PM
Welcome to the club.... ![]()
Hope someone hear us @wdc.com
10-02-2010 05:25 PM
You probably have a better chance winning the lottery!
Joe
10-15-2010 08:58 PM
have exactly the same problem..
did you fix it?
10-16-2010 01:43 PM
chrissyj wrote:have exactly the same problem..
did you fix it?
nah! U guys should ask for a R·E·F·U·N·D!
No way!!
And remember: there's no backup until you have made the third backup of the second backup of your original data. ![]()
10-17-2010 07:39 PM
Maybe we can stay in touch, in case either of us finds the fix... http://community.wdc.com/t5/My-Book-for-PC/Win-7-W
Here the local Walmart has put the same model of hard drive as yours for $90. They charge 10 bucks MORE for the 1TB ($100)- So far I seen them do this twice and each time they sold out of the 1.5 TBs fast. I still wonder why they would charge 10 dollars less for a hard drive 50% larger? They may be sold out of the 1.5s now, but who knows.
I realize that any product sold has PRO and CON posts about it online. I just jope the positive posts are more correct.
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