Why am I in this thread?.. -William On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Oliver Ob wrote:
Charles A Edwards schrieb:
Oliver
Here!
Unless you can stiil boot to your linux installation and copy your Win files from there you do not have many options.
I agree, that in fact is my desaster...
I will offer a couple:
1)Attach a 2nd hd as master with your existing hd set to slave. Install Win on the new drive and copy your files from the old Win to the new Win, as long as your old Win partition still exist you can access it from any other bootable Win partition on the same machine.
It exists, but with format set to "UNKNOWN", see below.
2)Buy PQ Lost and Found and use it to recover your data
Is there any evaluation version? Where can I obtain it from?
3)Use PartitionMagic to resize and move your current Win partition and create a new C partition and install Win to it. You can they copy and/or access your files from the old Win to the new Win.
As long as 1) (see there) applies, I cannot access the old partition.
I need a program which is capable of accessing damaged partitions WITHOUT using
the partition table/fat
Option 2 will not work if you attempt it after attempting option 3.
Forever never goes beyond tomorrow.
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