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How to access your PC to get the data back?

Solution

You need to have a rescue disk ready. There are some options available such as Windows PE or Bart PE. This blog specifically discusses Bart PE software.

Pre-requisites:

  1. Download the Bart PE application from www.nu2.nu/pebuilder
  2. Get Windows XP CD or a machine that runs on XP.
  3. Download from driverpacks.net for LAN drivers for XP. If you know the model of your machine, you can always download it from the vendor’s website for the Driver and Download. Please note that ensure that you download the right driver for either x86 or 64-bit.
  4. Thumb drive or USB drive where the file is going to be moved

Install the Bart PE by default it points to C:\PEBuilder3110a\

Extract driver packs or driver and put them into C:\PEBuilder3110a\drivers\Net

For example: the source: C:\Temp\Drivers\Broadcom\*.* target will be C:\PEBuilder3110a\drivers\Net\Broadcom\*.*




Once installed, run the application by going to C:\PEBuilder3110a\pebuilder.exe

In the PE Builder main window, point Source to where you put your Win XP. Output: BartPE Select Burn to CD/DVD and click Build.

Once it is completed, insert the thumb drive first.

Then insert the Bart PE CD into the machine and boot up through CD/DVD device. In some cases, you may have a blue-screen death.

See: http://securityvibe.net/2009/07/21/bartpe-or-other-bootable-distro-gives-blue-screen-0x0000007b/

Possibly due to the SATA disc for a newer machine, you can either set ATA or AHCI mode in the BIOS.

In this case Dell machine, it’s located under System Configuration > SATA Operation.




Some DELL hardware sets as IRRT (for newer models).

Wait for a few minutes, the machine will load Bart PE.

If you need to move the file across the network, then you allow the networking.

To access the file, just click START > Program Files > ADR3 and this is similar to Explorer in Windows.

Locate the file that you need to copy and paste into the thumb/USB drive.




Credits

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Valdy

About Author

Valdy founded Dewacorp.com, a helpdesk and IT Services provider that has taken care of nearly 40,000 customer service requests in the past 15 years - nearly 2,600 per year. He also created the growing Dewalist.com - a classified website that has close to 110,000 page views and 9,000+ user visits per month with 61,000+ yearly published ads and 47,000 active registered users. He blogs for the ever-growing Dewapost.com, a tech blog that gets around 20,000 impressions per month with 700 clicks and 10 average pages first impressions on Google Search. You can reach him on the Contact Us page, social media links below or Dewachat.com.

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