Copy the hdd from the system restore
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Hi.
my laptop doesnt starts then it runs the system restore automatically but it doesnt fix anything.
i can get into a cmd from the system restore, and i was wondering if is posible to copy the whole disk to an external hdd from the cmd?
i have a value information in that disk, then i want to save my info and re install the win 7?
it is posible
my laptop:
lenovo ideapad y570 core i5 2410, 4gb ram, 750gb hdd, win 7 home premium
thanks
my laptop doesnt starts then it runs the system restore automatically but it doesnt fix anything.
i can get into a cmd from the system restore, and i was wondering if is posible to copy the whole disk to an external hdd from the cmd?
i have a value information in that disk, then i want to save my info and re install the win 7?
it is posible
my laptop:
lenovo ideapad y570 core i5 2410, 4gb ram, 750gb hdd, win 7 home premium
thanks
More about : copy hdd system restore
The easiest thing to do would just be take the drive out, plug it in a desktop and grab what you need.
UBCD4WIN and various live CDs will allow you to boot to a baby OS off CD/DVDs or USB and access the drive to copy to an external drive or DVD. You could also make an image of the entire drive to another and then reinstall and access the image
UBCD4WIN and various live CDs will allow you to boot to a baby OS off CD/DVDs or USB and access the drive to copy to an external drive or DVD. You could also make an image of the entire drive to another and then reinstall and access the image
unksol said:
The easiest thing to do would just be take the drive out, plug it in a desktop and grab what you need. UBCD4WIN and various live CDs will allow you to boot to a baby OS off CD/DVDs or USB and access the drive to copy to an external drive or DVD. You could also make an image of the entire drive to another and then reinstall and access the image
the problem is that i dont have a desktop, thats why im looking for a solution that doesnt require to take the drive out!!
but thanks for the reply!!!!
Best solution
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb491035.asp...
Check out the first example:
To copy all the files and subdirectories (including any empty subdirectories) from drive A to drive B, type:
xcopy a: b: /s /e
So first thing is to know, what are the letters that your drives are assigned to. Let's say your system drive is C:, and the USB drive is G:
First create a directory on the USB drive
Then copy everything over:
Check out the first example:
Quote:
To copy all the files and subdirectories (including any empty subdirectories) from drive A to drive B, type:
xcopy a: b: /s /e
So first thing is to know, what are the letters that your drives are assigned to. Let's say your system drive is C:, and the USB drive is G:
First create a directory on the USB drive
Then copy everything over:
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