• Segment Loader Error
• No Such volume
• Bad file name
• Read/Write requested for an off-line drive
• Bad master directory block
• Directory not found
• Not an HFS Volume
• Not a Macintosh disk
• Bad master directory block
• Volume header corruption
• Catalog file's node corruption

• Verify that the primary disk has Quick Recovery installed in it. Connect the crashed drive as a slave or secondary in the computer.
• Click on the Quick Recovery Icon from the desktop or from Programs.
• From the first menu verify that both the drives are listed. Click on the Drive 1 (crashed disk).
• Choose the recovery mode. It is preferred to select Quick Mode for the first analysis. Click on Next. In case Quick Mode doesn't show the required data, choose Advance Mode or Raw Recovery.
• Now you will be shown the list of partitions in the selected drive. Select the partition that needs to be recovered. If all the partitions are not listed then click on search for more partitions. Only one partition can be selected at a time. Click on Next.
• The analysis will start for searching for lost directories and linking directories. This process could take some time.
• As soon as the search and analysis is done, the directory list will be displayed. This display is like that of explorer.
• Now the menu bar options will be active.
• Select the folders by highlighting the folder (on the right Menu) using mouse by single mouse click and shift + mouse click for multiple folders or files. You may also use the standard keys (tab, arrows and enter) to do the selection.
• To save the selected files, right click on the required folder or file and click on save. Alternatively choose Options > Save. Now a menu will be shown where you may enter the path to save the selected files. Refer to Save options described in the next section.

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