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How to distinguish a southbridge failure from a hard drive failure?
Symptoms.
The hard drive is unreadable. Neither when loading Windows, nor Victoria.
And suddenly it began to read, I even installed the drivers to the end.
(There is guaranteed no valuable data there, all digital belongings are on a pocket screw - so there was nothing to save)
Due to lack of time, I did not have time to launch Victoria when everything was being read.
What could it be: a south bridge blade (the whole laptop is to be replaced) or a hard drive failure (a cheap breakdown, no more than 1500 hryvnias)?
(We have a laptop in front of us, so preferably without disassembly)
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replacement with a known good one (screw), or connect the screw from the laptop to another machine,
or one of the two ㋛ 50x50
but 1 option is preferable,
the screw is pulled out of the laptop without much hemorrhoids.
All peripherals on the south bridge. If there are problems with the south bridge, then the failure of the keyboard, USB is possible.
It is possible to leave the screw to a sane mother with a removable axis ..
I bought an external hard drive for 1 TB. When connected via usb port, the computer did not see it. Unsubscribed something about GPT markup. He fought for a long time, but the AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard Edition 6.5 program saw him, created a disk, formatted it in NTFS. After that, the disk works fine.
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