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I've been having some problems with my computer, uninstalling and installing Linux/WinXP a couple of times, and the only thing I need to do now is to fix one of ...
- 07-10-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Rescuing NTFS partition
I've been having some problems with my computer, uninstalling and installing Linux/WinXP a couple of times, and the only thing I need to do now is to fix one of my ntfs partitions containing my stored files from my Windows days. I'm very new to Linux, but I know how to enable my ntfs disks in Fedora, but one is corrupt. I can't mount it, and as you can see in the attached screenshot I get an Error message telling me what to do to solve this. The problem is that I can't fix it through chkdsk since I don't have a WinXP OS installed anymore..
Is this problem suitable for Tinity Rescue Kit? If it is, where should I go from here?
As I said, I'm rather new to Linux so please be gentle..
Best regards
maxihora
- 07-10-2007 #2Super Moderator
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it s not possible to fix NTFS partition with any Linux Based tool. try UBCD to fix it.
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- 07-10-2007 #3Just Joined!
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Okey.. Let's say that I download Ultimate Boot CD. I simply just burn it to a CD and start with it? What's the "Fix my NTFS partition but don't remove my files on the partition"-mode called?
Cheers
- 07-10-2007 #4Super Moderator
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check this link. i think you can recover partition/data using Active NTFS Reader for Dos under NTFS Tools in UBCD.
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