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Solve : Backup files from non destructive Restore? |
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Answer» I had some computer issues yesterday and after TRYING everything I could think of, ended up doing a non destructive restore. All of my files were mover to a backup FILE and stored on the hard drive. Now that everything is up and running right again, how do I get the files out of the back up file and back where they belong? Also I lost all my bookmarks, is there any way to get them back. I think you will have to re install any software that you installed since the computer was new. Data such as pictures, etc, will be in folders that you can just copy and paste using Windows Explorer. if there is a folder in the backup section called Documents and Settings you may find a Firefox folder containing a bookmarks.html file.By copy and paste does that mean to right click on the file? How exactly do i get into Windows Explorer? *duck and hide* Yeah I know that's a stupid question, but for the life of me I just don't know. And when I search for my bookmarks what exactly should I type into the search box?Quote from: Tinker217d on July 10, 2008, 12:44:56 PM By copy and paste does that mean to right click on the file? If that is how you normally copy files and folders, yes. Quote How exactly do i get into Windows Explorer? It's what you see when you open My Computer, and what you, presumably, used to see what files were in the "Backup Files" folder. Quote And when I search for my bookmarks what exactly should I type into the search box? Well, bookmarks.html would be a good start. A non-destructive restore/recovery shouldn't cause you to lose your files.Quote from: SuperDave on July 10, 2008, 03:11:51 PM A non-destructive restore/recovery shouldn't cause you to lose your files.I didn't think so either. But I don't know, they are still there, they were just moved. *shrug*Sounds like you used a proprietary 'non-destructive restore' that is built into your computer - if this is correct, why don't you go to the computer maker's website and get the information on the procedure that you used. The site may have all of the info you need to complete your procedure. |
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