Check out these tips, tricks, and utilities for recovering data from a crashed hard drive--whether it's been dropped, overheated, or simply worn out from old age. You can often resurrect your hard drive long enough to make copies of your critical files.
How to Resurrect a Crashed Hard Drive
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