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One night back in like 2013 or so, I knocked my Western Digital HD off the coffee table. When I plugged it back in, the power lights and all would come on, but my computer would never recognize it after that. I tried taking it back to Best Buy, but they didn't have any luck getting into it either. So I just held onto it, hoping one day some new tech may allow me to regain access. It's full of old stuff and I've been dying to find a solution ever since. Does anyone know of any method I might could pursue in order to get back into this thing?? Any help would be GREATLY appreciate!!

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[-] Far_Marsupial6303@alien.top 3 points 10 months ago

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