I finally had a hard drive crash, and have successfully recovered using
Complete PC Backup. The recovery was flawless.

But... the backup I had to use was over a week old. My last backup didn't
work because it ran out of space (my fault). However, even though it didn't
complete a backup, it did leave behind a shadow copy in the System Volume
Information folder that is newer than the last successful backup that I used
to restore my drive. So my question is this: how do I access what's on
this recent shadow copy to recover the data thats newer than the last
backup? Is there any utility that would allow me to view the contents of
the shadow copy or slipstream it into my drive? Thanks for any help.

Glad to hear Complete PC Backup worked for you. But unfortunately there is
no tool that I'm aware of to piece together files from shadow copies.

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"Tim" wrote in message
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I finally had a hard drive crash, and have successfully recovered using
Complete PC Backup. The recovery was flawless.

But... the backup I had to use was over a week old. My last backup didn't
work because it ran out of space (my fault). However, even though it
didn't complete a backup, it did leave behind a shadow copy in the System
Volume Information folder that is newer than the last successful backup
that I used to restore my drive. So my question is this: how do I access
what's on this recent shadow copy to recover the data thats newer than the
last backup? Is there any utility that would allow me to view the
contents of the shadow copy or slipstream it into my drive? Thanks for
any help.