Originally Posted by
V6-BoI
So just a little back story:
I have 2 hard drives on my computer, a primary drive where it has my OS and programs and a secondary drive to keep my data (ie. music, movies, pictures, etc). About a year ago, I bought a SSD to replace my primary drive so my computer would run faster. I basically did a clone my existing primary drive to my new SSD, and just swapped the two drives around. My computer booted up fine without any issues and was running awesome at the time. The past year, my SSD has been kinda flaking out (random blue screens, and my computer would just randomly freeze now and then, and just not boot up). So today I decided to put my old HDD back in and take out my SSD and return it to memory express for a new one (good thing I bought the 2 year warranty). When I booted up my old HDD, I noticed that half the stuff on my secondary HDD was missing. It's as if when I swapped back my old primary HDD, my secondary HDD went back to the same state it was at a year ago, and all the stuff I put on it the past year is gone. Anyone have any idea what's happening? I'm trying to use Recuva right now to hopefully recover the data that was on there.