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My vista 32 stopped booting up. So I got the recovery disks out and started to do a recovery. First it asked if I wanted to back up, so I did. then it would not do the recovery. So I started it again. It did the backup and the recovery worked great the next time through. Now I want to get some the of the stuff back that I backed up. How do I do that? Any and all will be welcome. Thanks very much.. -- airrix71 |
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My vista 32 stopped booting up. So I got the recovery disks out and started to do a recovery. First it asked if I wanted to back up, so I did. then it would not do the recovery. So I started it again. It did the backup and the recovery worked great the next time through. Now I want to get some the of the stuff back that I backed up. How do I do that? Any and all will be welcome. Thanks very much.. What do you mean by "It did the backup" |
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"airrix71" wrote in message ... My vista 32 stopped booting up. So I got the recovery disks out and started to do a recovery. First it asked if I wanted to back up, so I did. then it would not do the recovery. So I started it again. It did the backup and the recovery worked great the next time through. Now I want to get some the of the stuff back that I backed up. How do I do that? Any and all will be welcome. Thanks very much.. -- airrix71 I am yet to have a recovery program ask me if I want it to back up my data. When it asked you, it more than likely assumed you were backing it all up before proceeding. Did it list a location, or ask you for a location to back up your data? If the answer is No, you now have a clean system, just like from the factory. Sorry. . . SC Tom |
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it asked me for a location. I have a secondary drive "E" and it put it there. I restored the info but still can not access it. Mainly what I need is all the pictures and bookmarks. I tried to use a restore point but it was not able to find one to use, that is why I used the recovery disks. -- airrix71 |
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"airrix71" wrote in message ... it asked me for a location. I have a secondary drive "E" and it put it there. I restored the info but still can not access it. Mainly what I need is all the pictures and bookmarks. I tried to use a restore point but it was not able to find one to use, that is why I used the recovery disks. -- airrix71 Are you getting any error messages when trying to open one of the pictures? If you backed up your application data, the application itself will have to be reinstalled before you will be able to access it. For example, if you have .mdb files, you'll need to reinstall Access before you can open them. If you are getting permissions errors opening the files, you need to take ownership of the folder(s) on the E: drive. SC Tom |
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