 Salvage Hard Drive?, if unmountable boot volume or NTLDR problem aren't resolved |
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 May 10 2008, 09:40 PM
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EDIT: I just ran it on my computer with the problem...unfortunately all that was on the drive was some junk which I couldn't decipher as well as some files that were made when I did some of the commands in the Recovery Console. I then loaded Puppy on my old computer (using now) to see if I could view the hard drive which I was able to...so it looks like my computer had it's drive wiped  Is there any possible way to recover what was on it over a week ago? I am unsure if the BSOD error UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME problem caused this or my typing of commands in the Recovery Console which later caused a NTLDR is missing message. This is very very upsetting to me >.< This post has been edited by unpaidassassin: May 10 2008, 11:41 PM |
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