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Accomplish Magazine January 2024

January 2024 Edition Featuring Tony Elumelu on the Cover Alongside other Valuable Stories

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GL BAL InfoDIGEST<br />

How to Repair a Corrupted<br />

External Hard Drive.<br />

Wondershare Repairit is a data<br />

recovery and repair tool that can<br />

help repair corrupted files.<br />

However, if your external hard drive is<br />

corrupted due to file system errors or<br />

software issues, you can use<br />

Wondershare Repairit to attempt file<br />

recovery and repair. Here's a general<br />

process to use Wondershare Repairit to<br />

repair a corrupted external hard drive:<br />

1. Download and Install<br />

Wondershare Repairit:<br />

Start by downloading and<br />

installing Wondershare Repairit<br />

on your computer. Make sure to<br />

get the latest version from the<br />

official website.<br />

2. Connect the External<br />

Hard Drive:<br />

Connect the corrupted external<br />

hard drive to your computer.<br />

Ensure it is recognized by your<br />

operating system.<br />

3. Launch Wondershare<br />

Repairit:<br />

Run the Wondershare Repairit<br />

software.<br />

4. Select the Drive or File:<br />

In the software, select the<br />

corrupted external hard<br />

drive or the specific file<br />

that you want to repair.<br />

5. Scan the Drive:<br />

Click the "Start" button<br />

to initiate a scan<br />

of the drive or file.<br />

Wondershare Repairit<br />

will search for issues<br />

and corrupted data.<br />

6. Preview and<br />

Repair:<br />

After the scan is<br />

complete, you'll see a list<br />

of recoverable files. Preview<br />

the files to ensure they are<br />

intact.<br />

7. Select Files for<br />

Repair:<br />

Choose the files you want<br />

to repair, and click on the<br />

"Recover" or "Repair" button.<br />

8. Save Repaired Files:<br />

Specify a location on your<br />

computer or another storage<br />

device to save the repaired<br />

files. Do not save them to the<br />

same external hard drive.<br />

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