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My computer dell inspiron 8100 doesnt start properly
because of bad sectors in the boot drive and ntfc problem the specialist said. Error message : a recently installed programme has caused damage to your system pleaseremove it. Impossible to reinstall windows xp home without reformatting the disk. Do you know a software or a possibility to recover my data 20 gigabytes? please help |
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Hello
Well 1. you can setup your drive as a slave to another pc that is working fine and copy off your data. 2. Send your drive to a data recovery center 3. HAve you tried last known good, or even booting inot safe mode to see if it will load up. 4. Purcahse a drive install your OS, and then place your 20hd in as a slave and copy your data to the new drive, if possible Alvin charles wrote: My computer dell inspiron 8100 doesnt start properly because of bad sectors in the boot drive and ntfc problem the specialist said. Error message : a recently installed programme has caused damage to your system pleaseremove it. Impossible to reinstall windows xp home without reformatting the disk. Do you know a software or a possibility to recover my data 20 gigabytes? please help |
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Excellent suggestions by Alvin, I'd also add one more possible approach.
If the amount of data is significantly less than 20GB (say, ~2-3GB), it may be practical to image your data to CD-R/RW using a DOS-based partition manager. BootIt NG (http://www.bootitng.com) for example will do this very well (supports DVD-R/RW or DVD+R/RW too). 3GB "actual" would require 5 CD-R/RW's max, maybe less w/ compression, depends on data. For lots of data, the number of CD-R/RW media might be unwieldly/costly, but in a pinch, it will work. Then clear your HD (use BootIt NG here too!), reinstall the OS, then use BootIt NG again to restore your partition, but this time as a D: DATA partition to the new OS. Just another option to consider. HTH Jim "charles" wrote in message ... My computer dell inspiron 8100 doesnt start properly because of bad sectors in the boot drive and ntfc problem the specialist said. Error message : a recently installed programme has caused damage to your system pleaseremove it. Impossible to reinstall windows xp home without reformatting the disk. Do you know a software or a possibility to recover my data 20 gigabytes? please help |
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