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Ever lost data using the Recovery Console?
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Nope, i think yoodle knows how to recover using that doh
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Aight..how do we contact him right now? lol
Maybe ill wait til tomorrow, before I do this thing.. thanks |
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You don't find him, he finds you
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Dealing with a PC that had an error last week... This error was a missing/corrupt file of ntoskrnl.exe
I tried the : expand d:\i386\ntoskrnl.ex_ c:\windows\system32 Didnt work. I also plugged out the mouse and keyboard to see if Windows would start without it. I realized when you start the pc without the new usb mouse that was bought it starts fine. When you start it with it, the above error is displayed. We therefore assumed it was the mouse and all was well... Until a day or two later.. Cannot boot windows in any mode: Safe, Normal, etc.. The same error was displayed once or twice, but hardly. The plan is to wipe out the OS, but there are some important images that I need to get off the hard drive first. This hard drive seems weird..I cant seem to set it as a slave. I was wondering if doing a recovery would allow me to boot into windows and backup some files. |
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If you have the drivers for the external drive, you can use recovery console to copy files off. Just use the following command once the recovery console starts... set allowremovablemedia = true If you can put the damaged disk into another machine, I would highly advise that approach. Just make sure that both drives are jumpered as "Cable Select". |
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one question I have though is that I think this is a different type of hard drive. I do not think it has a jumper. SATA? The jumper connectors seem different as well. Would this hard drive still work as a slave in another pc? |
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