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Hi Guys,
I'm a windows user.......... I got a hard drive that windows recognize as a RAS FS ....and I don't know what is RAW file system ... can you help me guys ??? is there any way that I can access the data written on this drive from windows 2000 operations system ??? Thanks & Best Regards, 1901 |
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