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Google location whatever store you rented it from.

Its not that simple. As far as I know the windows software is linked to the computer the disk comes from so it won't boot up if put in a different PC. There are other ways of doing this but not for the non-techie. Do you want windows 10 or would you be happy with windows 7 on the 2GTb disk ?

Programs like Recuva may work if you are going to "do it yourself". You can pay a service to try at your oen expense.

That is asking how big is a rock. What is the format.wav files are much larger than .mp3 files. What is the bit rate for .mp3? 64, 128, 256 320 kbps?. I Have over 14000 and it takes 406 GB. that said I only use .wav or 320 kbps, each is a file that may contain 20-30 songs, or it may 1 hour long. So That drive will hold more songs than you have, and if you think it is not large enough buy 128 GB or 256 GB. personally I would not worry about it,

You might be able to remove the drive and have it connected to another computer with a device. May want to pay a computer tech or computer repair store to do the work. They may have a bootable CD that can access it depending version of Windows or other system.

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You may need to pay a technician at a store to help you. If you want to do it yourself, there are many software products available online to try to see if data can be recovered from a USB hard drive, but I suspect from your question's wording that you woud have a difficult time learning how to do so. You have not stated the type of damage, or the kind of error messages you receive, so it is not easy to suggest anything other than paying a service to attempt to recover it for you.

Possible procedure for another model. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/757069/Signet-Qv-3020.html?page=15#manual Quoting: "Chapter 5: DVR Setup - 5.15 Video Mode This option enables you to select between PAL and NTSC video formats. This unit comes packaged with PAL format cameras for use in your region; as such you should not change this setting. Chapter 5: DVR Setup - 5.16 Factory Reset Press the [ SEL] button to restore the unit to default, the DVR will reboot and all settings (including the password) will be restored to the factory default settings. Caution: There is no confirmation dialog box after pressing the [ SEL] button! If you have forgotten your password: And the unit is not recording; keep the system on the main screen, and then press the [Pause] button ten (10) times in succession, the DVR will then reboot with default settings. Note: The default password is the [CH1] button six (6) times. If the DVR is recording, you will need to disconnect the HDD to force the machine to stop recording prior to resetting the machine to default. "

What I've done in the past was to purchase a external harddrive that you can place your old hard drive in. These can be wired directly to your other computer via USB. It does require you removing the old hard drive from the system. Worked on several of my old laptops when the motherboard failed.

It sounds like the timing is off. take it to a shop to have the timing done.

With a budget of $900 you are limited to what you can get. also I have not heard of 'photo shot'. you need to find a movie editing program first, you can get some good ones now for around $100 or less. And you need to get a digital Camcorder, one that records on a removable chip. one will set you back about $500 - $600. You don't need real pro equipment yet or super pro editing software, apart from its very expensive it's also a bit on the complicated side to start using as an amature.

Absolute gibberish.

get an adapter if the pc is not sata wired and just connect it in

Ask a trusted family member or trustworthy friend to help you. Without more information, it is impossible to give you assistance.

Try this, - Hold volume up for 15 Seconds, -While holding volume up, press and hold the power button until tablet turns off -Release volume up button -Release Power Button

Most definitely. High capacity drives may need a USB3 port.

Can you please ask a specific question as I have no idea what it is you are talking about.