bye

[ensign_lee]

If you have a lot in your wallet, send me hard drive, i'll take 10% and send you the rest back if I can retrive it.

Pm me.

This is very generous, and you should take him up on it. What do you have to lose?

[steamon]

Try the program recuva. If it still can by scanned and didn't do to much with it then you can save it. But really 100% broke then you need something more professional.

[Ecurb123]

If you have a lot in your wallet, send me hard drive, i'll take 10% and send you the rest back if I can retrive it.

Pm me.

This is very generous, and you should take him up on it. What do you have to lose?

I agree and I'll bet the wallet can be recovered, hope the OP comes back to at least see the replies.

[Pente]

The top experts recovered 99% of the data off the Challenger HD after the explosion, fall the sky, and sinking to the bottom of the ocean. I can't imagine your hard drive being in worse shape than that.

Even if it isn't economical to recover it now. Just save your HD. Years from now, the best experts will be willing to recover it for a small portion.

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9083718/Shuttle_i_Columbia_s_i_hard_drive_data_recovered_from_crash_site_

[TheButterZone]

PMed OP to come back to this topic and read about the recovery options.

[bg002h]

How much ฿? A lot can be done if significant value lost. Don't write to drive.

[slikes]

I think he meant he's leaving the site too, not just Bitcoin. I doubt he'll see any of the PMs.

[uk1]

Sorry for you lost

[ezview]

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[mjc]

did you try a recovery service?  cost you like $1200.  just a thought.

[bitcoinpsftp]

Wow that really sucks.  Man, need to store your bitcoins in other places.  I sent an encrypted wallet to 2 of my email addresses as an attachment.  Is that enough safety guys?  Just curious of what everyone thinks of that option?

[HoboTheClown]

I don't feel sorry for the OP.  Why should we?  Well maybe just a little bit but still, he got into bitcoin and didn't read up about it.  People have lost their passwords or forgotten them, those are the sad ones.  But a hard drive failure without a backup..  Poo-hooo.  Always make a backup of important data you want to keep.  Also if the op has no clue about data recovery, he could be keeping track of this thread in hopes of people with solutions to provide him with which has already happened.

I feel like this is more of a troll post.  He's a full member with 186 posts since July 04, 2012, 08:09:42 PM.  He should know a little more than the just new beginner.  With the price of bitcoin as it is now and to say, bye just like that.  TROLLLLLLLLLLL...

[wmcleod]

that is pretty brutal man.  may i ask how many BTC you are out?

[LiteCoinGuy]

i guess its just a troll.

[bailywen]

sorry to hear that.  how much btc in it?

[safeminer]

if you have more than one bitcoin in there id say go for a recovery at a data recovering company

[stacksmasher]

Lost my wallet. Everything gone. Harddisk crash and no backup. Lesson learned, but thats it for me. Good bye bitcoin

90% of the time I can pull data from a failed drive. It may take $500 and 100 hours of my time but I always pull the data.

[Rez]

How much did you have in that wallet?

It will determine the value of having it professionally recovered.

[deepceleron]

Okay, he said bye and hasn't logged in since, you can quit bumping this thread.