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Crazy Problem.. HELP!

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MastaKilla

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So I formated my hdrive today after gettin my new computer up and running.. Wanted to do a clean install after I had been tweakin last few days. Anyway.. so i install winxp sp2 and get into windows. I install all my drivers etc. Bout 2 hours later im browsing web and all a sudden I get a blue screen error. I didnt even take care to note what it said.. I assumed it was my overclock which mighta caused it. (although I had been runnin at the current speed stable for 2 days now) anyway.. i reboot.. and i get nothin and it seems as if nothings on my main drive anymore.

So I put in the xp cd.. and I go into the setup.. and brings up my main drive as unpartioned space!?!? So im like wtf.. weird.. ill reinstall windows. Besides the main drive.. i have 2 80gb storage drives which have all my files of importance.. I figured it was just my main drive which had somehow messed up.. but now in windows xp after reinstalling.. only 1 of 2 the 2 storage drives shows up.. when i go to disk management it shows both storage drives there.. but one says its "Dynamic Foreign". I have option to "convert" to basic disc.. Problem is I dont want/cant lose the information on this drive..

My question is.. what in hells name coulda caused this? Also..what can i do to recover my data?
 
hmm.. well i found some software that is suposed to recover lost data called getbackdata.. when it scans the current file system it lists it as: secure file system (peter gutmann)

i have no idea why it would be converted to this.. does anyone have any clue??
 
It might be caused by your overclock, if you did it by raising the FSB. IDE and SATA controllers, especially raid controllers can throw a shit fit if you do that. Try reducing your FSB overclock. I have also heard good reports on GetDataBack on this forum. Try looking in the Storage forum for more suggestions maybe? I think I just saw someone who used Getdataback to recover most all of his data.
 
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