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  #1022377 9-Apr-2014 18:53
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Does it need to fit into all 3 outlets? The green light came on when I connected it but that's it. Nothing showing up in my computer.



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  #1022434 9-Apr-2014 20:00
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The disk could be stuffed. You might need to give it to someone who knows what they're doing - a general technical person first, then potentially a specialist disk recovery company. If the data is really critical it can almost always be recovered, but the bill can be thousands.

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  #1022615 10-Apr-2014 08:42
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Could be corrupt (as above), or even encrypted (did you ever play with any encryption software ?).

And 3 outlets ? For the drive connection should be 2 - one for data and one for power, thats all it should need. 




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#1022620 10-Apr-2014 09:01
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So it turns out it was just my laptop that was not detecting it! Tried it on another laptop and the drive works fine now.

Thanks to everyone that helped :)

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