User1: I can’t access my 500GB
Samsung external hard drive. Windows says I/O error when I want to access the
external hard drive. What is I/O error? How can I solve this problem? I don’t
care about the external hard drive, but I can’t afford to lose the data on the
drive. There are lots of important files on this drive. Can somebody give me a
clue? Thanks a lot!
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User2: I met a terrible problem when I tried to transfer some data from my 250GB Seagate external hard drive to my computer’s hard drive. It said that I can’t copy the files due to I/O device error. I can’t access the files on the external hard drive, either. I have searched online for the solution. Most of them advised me to format the external hard drive, but I don’t want to lose the data on the drive. So I write a threat here to hope that somebody can give me a proper solution.
User3: I always get the same error
message "G:\ is not accessible. The request could not be performed because
of an I/O device error" when I access my external hard drive. It is a
500GB WD external hard drive which contains about 2 year’s backup files from my
hard drive. I want to fix the error as well as getting back the data. Is there
any method?
Is Data Recoverable When External Has Input /Output
Error?
When the external hard drive shows I/O
device error, the most common solutions include,
1. Change a computer or USB port to connect the external hard drive
2. Format the external hard drive
3. Run a reliable anti-virus application to check if there is virus on your external hard drive and kill the virus
It is not sure that the method above can fix the I/O error on your external
hard drive. Besides, as you may know, formatting and virus can cause further
data loss from the external hard drive. Therefore, it is recommended you to
perform data recovery first before you try any way to fix the error. The external drive recovery software can help
you recover all types of files even if the I/O error exists. The software can
free scan the external hard drive to find the data on the drive and then allows
you to select the files you want to recover. You can free recover and save all
the found files with the external drive recovery software.
1. Change a computer or USB port to connect the external hard drive
2. Format the external hard drive
3. Run a reliable anti-virus application to check if there is virus on your external hard drive and kill the virus
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