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"Hard Disk not getting detected after CHKDSK midway failure ", using SEAGATE 1TB External Hard drive. I used it as a backup data from my Internal drives. So I kind of understood that I was having trouble with the external drive (extremely slow speeds while copying, unable to read a couple of folders, etc.), and hence I ran a CHKDSK /f /r command on the drive in hopes of fixing any bad sectors. Looking at the console it did look like it found a fair bit of errors and it seems to have fixed them (Lots of index entries). Midway through this process though, my electricity went off and the PC rebooted. Since then the drive is just not getting detected. I have tried removing the drivers and re-plugging the drive in order to install drivers for the same, but the drive is just not getting detected, either on GUI or in BIOS, though the LED on the disk blinks so I guess it is getting connected to PC. Also i can feel some vibration on the external disk so i guess it is trying to read the disk as well. I have tried connecting it to other windows PCs and laptops, but they couldn't detect the drive either. I had already lost my internal 1TB drive couple of days ago and thankfully had successfully backed up all of it on the external drive, and now I have lost my external drive as well I have my work projects on it, as well as some of my personal files and soft copies of documents, which I probably will not be able to track back. So I need to get that data back.
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