Blue light? A LaCie, by any chance? If so, it ought to be under warranty, and I think the company could likely help you somehow. Call 'em.
ETA that I just read through the second post you linked and saw that, yup, it's a LaCie. Same brand I have. Far as I'm aware they're a good, solid company, and I definitely think you need to make this THEIR problem.
The company should be able to help. Or you could take it in to a computer place. But yes, call the company first
I know when one of mine crashed, the company did replace it (it was a symantec) but we didn't get the data back as my warranty only covered a replacement drive and to take it somewhere and have them restore it would have been really expensive.
Oh, too bad you hadn't mentioned that before. I had a client recently have a LaCie die on him. Turned out the hard disk inside was perfectly good, and I was able to read his files. In fact, for $50 he bought a new external case, I put the old drive in it, and he was back in business.
Had you brought it with you today, I could have had a look at it for you.
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ETA that I just read through the second post you linked and saw that, yup, it's a LaCie. Same brand I have. Far as I'm aware they're a good, solid company, and I definitely think you need to make this THEIR problem.
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I'll see if I can find a phone number for them. I don't care about the device itself, I just don't want to lose the data.
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I know when one of mine crashed, the company did replace it (it was a symantec) but we didn't get the data back as my warranty only covered a replacement drive and to take it somewhere and have them restore it would have been really expensive.
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Had you brought it with you today, I could have had a look at it for you.
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