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Windows XP recovery/repair mode
hello again all,
assume I can not log in to the windows installation, (maybe) because of a system file corruption or failure.. however, I do log in to the system using the windows CD with R (repair) mode, that is the command line prompt. Is there a way in that command prompt to copy the files that I want to an external hard drive, like flash drive? the R-repair mode would only see the windows installation drive, that is c:\ what is your suggestions in that case? how would I at least back up the data files if I can't log in to windows? (Once I copy and back up the crucial data to an external drive like USB, then I am planning to re-install windows) thanks in advance. |
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I am having hard time to get the scp command to work. how do we specify the destination for the scp command, what is the host in that case? remember, this is a windows network, so it has a work group and computer name. on linux live cd I can see both. (I am trying to backup the files of a crashed Windows XP to another computer on the same network that runs Windows too. I use the linux live CD on the crashed computer) the command I did was: $ sudo scp Windows/* computerName:SharedDocs/Backup ssh: computerName: Name or service not known lost connection |
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