It can be especially useful for cases where: you need to create USB installation media from bootable ISOs (Windows, Linux, UEFI, etc. One of them I put through SpinRite, but the other I kept as a control in case something irreversible happened to the other. Rufus is a utility that helps format and create bootable USB flash drives, such as USB keys/pendrives, memory sticks, etc. I would very, very much like the data back from one of the drives. I'm not exactly 100% on the terminology I guess.Ģ. Click on 'Start' to initiate the burning process and once it is finished, you can eject the flash drive. Make sure to check 'Create a bootable disk' to make the USB driver bootable. I did not delete the partions per se, unless by deleting the set in the utility meant deleting the partition. Leave the rest of the options to the default settings and select the ISO image file stored in your computer. I figured that since I used the software to create the set, it should be used to "break" it so that I could take one drive out and continue using the other until I replaced the other drive. It is an on-board Silicon Image SiL 3112 controller. Long answer: I used the SATA RAID software included with my motherboard. Short answer: I used the software RAID utility. God knows what spinrite did to the drive and in all honesty I don't see why it was even needed.1. Do you just want some data from the drive?Īssuming all you did was delete the partitions (ie: fast format the drive) you can get back the data (rather can copy the data to another drive) by using one of the half dozen undelete utilities out there (find working computer with enough free space, put one drive in as secondary hard drive, run utlility, enjoy).
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