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A couple of days ago I spilled apple juice into my HP Pavilion g6 and it crashed. Yesterday I tried to start it but when I pushed the start button it didn't start, the only thing that happened was that the blue light on the start button lit up for a second. Today there is no blue light when i push the start button and the computer seems to be dead. Is there any way the hard drive can be okay so I can recover photos and so from it? And how do I do that?

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Get a usb to sata adapter. Put the drive in it and connect another computer.


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Get a usb to sata adapter. Put the drive in it and connect another computer.


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@Annali

The hard drive may be ok if no liquid reached it. Best way to do this is remove the hdd from your laptop. Then install it in a USB HDD Enclosure or USB Adapter. Plug it into usb port of a working computer and if the hdd isn't dead you should be able to browse files on it and copy them over to hdd of host machine.

Example:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5540789&CatId=9825

 

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