Recent content by Amaze904

mid way through- i got an "takes ownership of a file has stopped working" lol nevermind- just had to run it several times for it to get them all though i did get this after it was all sadi and dont from ccmd ERROR: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.

im getting a syntax error of invalid argument

Not offended- just astounded that your solution would be "go buy another HDD" - instead of finding a solution to salvage one i already have lol I do back up my HDD but with 6 TB of data being used on others, didnt have space to pull the data i wanted to save on this one- thought doing somethimg...

Ok thank you very much- thats what i was verifying was if it applied to all subfolders; Also- elevated cmd = safe mode or just admin?

Did you not read ANYTHING? I stated i am attempting to save about 200 gb of data on it, but do not have another hdd to copy that to......i even wrote in all caps so you couldnt miss it lol

can i do that to the whole drive- when taking ownership previously- it kept throwing ownership errors for like 15 folders- saying unable to take ownership; would i have to use cmd to do that for all the folders i was unable to take ownership for? -forgive me im a bit hesistant to do anythign in...

just to verify- I -DO NOT WANT TO FORMAT/PARTITION IT- nor do I have an extra drive to temp copy them to do so

OK- I am attempting to delte an old win7 installation off an old harddrive because I dont have a HDD large enough to save the data I do want to keep on it- I've tried taking ownership 100 times- though when I go to delete the folders- it says I do not have permission. I just want to use it as...

lol yea I'm not worrying about it anymore- 8 Gb is fine for now if anything- when i build my next pc I'll have a couple extra sticks laying around though I really do appreciate the help guys- i love this forum, quick responses, patience, and lots of knowledge; glad to be apart of it

Tho once in windows- still didnt cyange or fix the problem- even after changing slots for the RAM while re seating the cpu But like i said, this is an annoying proble. At most- least i can log into windows

Yes i pulled it out at once vecause the cooler it to big to get under it and release tye lever- tho i understand this can cause an issue- it hasnt vefore through extreme caution * cooler master sucks btw* Idk if its worth mentioning but upon initial boot after reseating it, the bios flagged it...

I think thats just an angle from the camera, kinda hard to get a close up and give an overview of the pins I have been starring at the pins for a bit (magnifying glass) and am confident they are not bent- at least to where i can notice

None are broken correct