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Archon · 12-09-2004, 11:48 AM

Yes, the C: partition is accesible, but the D: is not. There is no important data on C: though, just an inactive windows installation. The important files are on the D: partition, which I cannot reach.

So for my C: partition, I'm looking for a way to boot windows without having to reinstall it
And for my D: partition, I want to find a way to acces the data.

I'm sorry if that was not very clear...

I'm not very experienced with hard drives and partitions, so i'm not quite sure that I understand the brute-force solutions that you are suggesting. Could you please tell me what they mean and how I could do that?

12-09-2004, 11:48 AM	#3 (permalink)
Archon New Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 2	Yes, the C: partition is accesible, but the D: is not. There is no important data on C: though, just an inactive windows installation. The important files are on the D: partition, which I cannot reach. So for my C: partition, I'm looking for a way to boot windows without having to reinstall it And for my D: partition, I want to find a way to acces the data. I'm sorry if that was not very clear... I'm not very experienced with hard drives and partitions, so i'm not quite sure that I understand the brute-force solutions that you are suggesting. Could you please tell me what they mean and how I could do that? Last edited by Archon; 12-09-2004 at 11:51 AM.