If I'm reading this right, you have tried reading the hard drive on two different PCs?
If both are not reading it correctly there may be an issue with the drive.

I've had success a couple times using the Linux 'dd' utility to copy a disk that wasn't read by Windows.
You will need a second hard drive that is the same size or larger for the copy, and a Linux box or live CD.
You can run a dd command-
dd if=/dev/old_disk of=/dev/new_disk conv=noerror,sync
"conv=noerror,sync is used for disks with bad blocks, where the intent is to replace bad blocks with zero placeholders and continue copying."

There is also a utility called 'ddrescue' that has been made specifically to recover damaged hard drives.
https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-do-i-save-recover-data-from-crashed-disks-with-dd-and-ddrescue-command.html

Keep in mind that this is not going to work if the drive heads or board are failing physically.
If the board is going bad you have the option to find an second drive of the exact same model and swap the circuit boards.
If the drive heads are stuck or dragging your only option is to send it to a data recovery specialist. (Usually about $700+ dollars depending on the service.)
If you hear any kind of grinding noise when the disk spins up, turn it of immediately or you risk ruining the platters inside completely.

OP can you calculate shipping to Slovenia?

This is possible because i do experience the same thing too on which windows does detect my HDD but it wont show or show some error and i search through google on what would be the possible problem and its related to BIOS issues. If this problem still occur then it might be a hardware problem.

Yes will do that for you.
Sending a pm with that information for you now.
Just let me know if that will include insurance with it.
Ok Thanks alot.
Awaiting your response to this.

Would like to know if shipping just the case (not the monitors) be possible to the US?
Need a rough price on this.
Thanks for any feedback.

It is unlikely you can repair a hdd by yourself. Sometimes hitting it once helps, some people freeze the disk (air tight).
Recovery can be very expensive.

How much could it be?

Seems a very good PC (except the GPU which the motherboard can handle more and better ones), where do you ship from and would you sell without monitors?

these type of investment is more like a gamble, and most of the time end up losing more.


the halving is not recent.
the fluctuations and volatility is not what makes bit[Suspicious link removed]d investment.

instead it is the potential that bitcoin has to become a good and popular coin as it is growing in adoption and its price rising.


it depends on how much money you want to invest. if you have a small amount choose one investment but if you have more money then it is best if you diversify.

there's certainly money to be made in alts. I absolutely would not put anything into an ico. buy something on the open market, not hyped up junk. check how many icos were the second coming and now are less than the ico price.

let other saps take the initial hit and see what the market makes of something once it's properly for sale.