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Here's a top tip re Gigaclear. If you phone up their customer support team and talk very nicely to them, they will sometimes give you a free speed bump, maybe for 3 or 6 months. Occasionally they forget to turn the bump off :D Get your sob story worked out in advance ;) They bumped me from...

one of the issues on my connection related to a problem at the main switchbox in the village when an engineer disturbed my connection while setting up a new customer- 5 minute fix but took a couple of days to get the engineer out.

Crazy performance, but at 1KW, that's nuts

Bit better today

Interesting to know how you get on with the old ISO. Ahh... Windows 95, now that brings back some memories. I remember the massive hype when it was released. Everyone rushing to the local computer shop to buy a copy

Still, £350 is not too shabby a price Back in the day I paid over that for 2 16Mb Ram Sticks

Awesome thread and love the stories. Also a great fan of CAD - Cardboard Aided Design. Keep it up and you'll be able to open up a retro museum soon

Nice set-up. If you want any tips on white balance give me a shout :)

So, I asked Bing Chat what it thought and this is what it came up with..... If you want to keep your current lenses and use them on a new camera, you have two options: You can buy another Canon DSLR camera with an APS-C sensor, such as the Canon 90D or the Canon 7D Mark II. These cameras...

Interesting... I'll need to give the latest studio driver a try

Just done some more digging. Pricing of sold cards on the Bay is nuts. I could sell my 4090 and get a 3090 and have £1000 in my hand pretty much... bonkers

£350 is the lowest I've seen one go from the Bay

Absolutely as above

You would be surprised at what can be recovered, if you're willing to spend the money, even to the point of putting the platters form the HDD in a new mechanism and reading from that. Very expensive as has to be done in a clean room. Agree with Recuva as a good tool if it's for your cards

Ah - OK so the HDD is goosed and you're trying to recover form the cards. Worth a shot even if some have been overwritten you might get some back

Oops If Seagate can't do it I think you might be struggling Maybe try some software that offers a free trial which would generally limit the amount of files you can recover and/or the recovery method but would give you an idea if it can find anything and what the conditions of the files are

Might want to have a look here for software suggestions https://www.techradar.com/best/best-data-recovery-software

When you say that Seagate couldn't retrieve anything, what did they try to do Does the disk work ok now ?

https://isoriver.com/windows-95-iso-download/

Also if Bitlocker was used on the HDD then you have some problems if you don't have the bitlocker key