HOW TO ACCESS HARD DISK WITHOUT USING AN OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT not even linux?
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an operating system is what it would take to do that.\n\nyou could ask, how would you skin a cat without using a sharp object. (sorry, PETA!) not possible, as far as I know.
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There is a software that aids you in doing so .... you need to search for the same depending on your OS. Else you need to consuly a Data Recovery Specialist.\nSearch for File recovery Software\n\nCheck this site out...\nhttp://www.digitalfilerecovery.com/?gclid=CMvDoM6ThIUCFQ94SAodDTo15g
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http://bootdisk.com\n\nhttp://ubcd.org\n\nhttp://pclinuxos.com\n\nhttp://livecdlist.com\n\nAll 313 of the above Live CDroms boot from the CDrom, run in RAM and can test computers that have no Hard drive installed, or have a corrupted or damaged hard drive, where you desire to recover the data.\n\nHTH!
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Go to My computer, right click on it and choose "manage" option. A console will open. Now choose "Disk Management" under "Storage" head. A complete graphical representatino of your hard disks (including partition informations and file system)will appear in front of you. As simple as that. Good Luck!
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try this one first\nLocal>Disk>From Image\n\n:> peace
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Yes there is way. Use Nero it will allow you to make boot able CD.
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Once you repartition and/or reformat your files will be deleted. There might be a way to retrieve your files using a commercial service but it will cost you an arm, a leg and an internal organ. Hopefully, you won't miss those body parts. \n\nGet/create a bootable linux CD. Linux doesn't use BIOS to detect and access HDs, the kernel does it. A linux boot should be able to detect the drive, possibly allowing you to mount it and get the data.\n\nDownload and burn this to a CD. Doing so will create for you a bootable Linux CD:\nhttp://ubuntu.cs.utah.edu/releases/5.10/ubuntu-5.10-live-i386.iso\n\nAs long as the drive is readable you should be able to get your data off. It all depends on what's wrong with the drive.
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Here is the solution:\n\n1.Open My Computer.\n2.Right-click on the HDD and select properties.
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Not without BootCamp or VirtualPC.
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in Fdisk there is a Non-Dos option...use that to delete an NTFS or any other Non-Dos Partition.
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If you are using Windows XP it's called "diskpart". Go to Help and Support from your start menu for info. You do not need the CD for this.
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from windows NT like 2000 and xp\n\nthen install partition magic easy tool\n\nif its the first time the hard is new\nso put a boot CD in CD room and make the CD room the first booting system\n\nthen the windows will inform u that Ur hard is not partition and it will lead u to choose spaces for Ur new drives with selecting each type if u want it ntfs or fat32
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Use file recovery softwares...
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Just take out the floppy drive. Its your best bet!
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if u have win NT/2K/XP/Vista and use FAT/FAT32 then there is a command line program.\nStart command prompt and type:\nconvert [drive:] /FS:NTFS /X
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If you don't have factory reinstall discs, and don't want to re-install windows then you need PowerQuest Partition Magic 8.0.\n\nUsing this software you can partition hard drive and format the new partition in any format you want without any risk to your files provided you have enough hard drive space left.\n\nYou can download trial version by searching on google. This is what I did with my Compaq laptop to install linux OS without re-installing windows XP.\n\nOnce the new partition is ready, copy your personal files as a backup on it.\n\nP.S. In case of hard drive failure, you won't be able to retreive anything from any of the partitions.
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u can extract them using something like winiso. http://www.winiso.com/\nbut if you mean boot up from the iso file, that is not possible doesnt matter what applications u have. \nu would need to extract the bin files to a dvd/cd etc