A fairly common problem faced by users of a personal computer is the inability to access computer data that is on the hard disk due to damage to the operating system. This can happen for a variety of reasons. For example, due to improper installation or uninstallation of the program.
Dealing with this problem and re-accessing the data is very easy. You just need to find it on the Internet. Recently appeared and. The assembly of such a product is usually based on the Linux kernel and, after booting from the media, allows you to access the hard disk and copy the main files from it. You will have at your disposal a set of tools, the interface of which is presented by a standard graphical shell for linux systems. If the system finds drivers for the network card, then you can use the Internet. There are a lot of such assemblies, for example DrWeb Live CD or Knoppix. Ubuntu or Suse linux will also work.
The live system will allow you to boot not from your hard drive, but from a CD-ROM or flash card.
The distribution must be properly burned to a CD-ROM or flash card. As a rule, the source is presented in.iso format. For recording, you need to use a program that can create bootable discs. You can use the UltraISO program, but its functionality in the free version is limited. However, it is quite enough for both recording a disc and recording a flash drive.
After that, in BIOS, you must select the priority of the boot devices and set the priority to the flash card or Cd-rom.
The technique also has serious limitations. After all, if the computer is already damaged, it will not be possible to download and make such a bootable disk. That is why such a disk should always be at the ready by the owner of the computer. If you still haven't made such an emergency disk for yourself, then you can try disconnecting the hard disk and connecting it to another computer or laptop. In addition, in this case, a special external box can help you, which connects to USB and allows you to use the hard drive as an external storage device.
