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I would definitely look at getting a replacement drive. You shouldn't be having those kinds of problems. Although Seagate is one of the better drives out there, that doesn't make them perfect. With it being SATA on top of that, sometimes those drives have a tendency for issues within the...

It could be. Might be a good idea to back up everything important now. Sometimes this can be a sign of head degradation, and it can eventually get to a point where it won't even find the system area of the drive so that it can calibrate properly.

No, the data is probably not lost. In any data recovery case, it really just comes down to how important the data is, and how much it is worth to you. If the drive is still not seen by the BIOS or OS of the computer you connect it to (outside of the enclosure) then it is probably a mechanical...

I had gathered that the drive was currently in the enclosure, and I was suggesting that you remove it from the enclosure and connect it as an additional hard drive to your system through an IDE or SATA connection depending on the drive. If the issue involves a problem with the controller, then...

It could be a controller issue with the enclosure. Try taking the drive out of the enclosure and hooking it up to your computer as a secondary drive. If there are two drives in the enclosure, leave it alone if the data has any value.

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