But please help me out
My old computer have a start up failure, and i could reinstall it, but then i will delete all my pictures and important stuff, how do i safe those files?
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Help at working my old XP outhelp
Started by -SFH-Taz, dec 12 2008 05:05
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Gepost dec 12, 2008 - 05:05
Hello this is not about punkbuster
But please help me out
My old computer have a start up failure, and i could reinstall it, but then i will delete all my pictures and important stuff, how do i safe those files?
But please help me out
My old computer have a start up failure, and i could reinstall it, but then i will delete all my pictures and important stuff, how do i safe those files?
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Gepost dec 12, 2008 - 05:13
You are probably better off posting this on a tech-support forum somewhere. Google around and you will find plenty, who are probably more capable of helping you out with this
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If it is an unrecoverable start-up failure, all you can do really, is connect the hard drive as a second hard drive on another PC, and simply drag 'n drop whatever files you need.
That, or use recovery/backup software such as Acronis Disk Director or True Image.
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If it is an unrecoverable start-up failure, all you can do really, is connect the hard drive as a second hard drive on another PC, and simply drag 'n drop whatever files you need.
That, or use recovery/backup software such as Acronis Disk Director or True Image.
Deze post is bewerkt door Lucky_Fr4gg3r: dec 12, 2008 - 05:17
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Gepost dec 12, 2008 - 05:18
Grab a Linux live CD of any flavour (chocolate, strawberry or Ubuntu/OpenSUSE/Knoppix) - boot your broken PC from CD. Mount your buggered drive (Just clicking on it in "Places" should do it (will be self explanatory when you boot)), and copy everything you need to an external drive
Easy as pie.
Then, once you have rebuilt - take Lucky_Fr4gg3r's advice and invest in Acronis True Image - fantastic bit of software, that.
Easy as pie.
Then, once you have rebuilt - take Lucky_Fr4gg3r's advice and invest in Acronis True Image - fantastic bit of software, that.
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Gepost dec 13, 2008 - 04:03
Try safe mode or Startup using the windows CD, goto the recovery console.
type fixboot c: at the command prompt to recover the MBR on the harddrive and try to boot again.
more on the recovery console
type fixboot c: at the command prompt to recover the MBR on the harddrive and try to boot again.
more on the recovery console
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