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I'm sorry for posting this in the worg section but I really need some help with this problem ASAP.
I work for a television production company and I was in the process of copying across footage from the camera cards to two back up hard drives. I left the files copying and whilst I was away windows decided to do an update mid file transfer and restart the computer. Stupid of me to not turn this off I know.
Now when I right click on the hard drive properties, it shows that around 800Gb of space is being used, but hardly any of the files actually show up in explorer.
Is this likely to be a corruption of the file table? Any idea of the best solution to fix this? I have tried windows built in recovery tools to no avail.
To clarify the set up I was using was two external hard drive caddies each containing two hard drives in raid 0.
Thanks in advance
I work for a television production company and I was in the process of copying across footage from the camera cards to two back up hard drives. I left the files copying and whilst I was away windows decided to do an update mid file transfer and restart the computer. Stupid of me to not turn this off I know.
Now when I right click on the hard drive properties, it shows that around 800Gb of space is being used, but hardly any of the files actually show up in explorer.
Is this likely to be a corruption of the file table? Any idea of the best solution to fix this? I have tried windows built in recovery tools to no avail.
To clarify the set up I was using was two external hard drive caddies each containing two hard drives in raid 0.
Thanks in advance