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May 11th, 2004, 03:30 PM
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laptop drive died, recover files
I've got a laptop, and the hard drive is pretty much dead. It makes a not-so-pleasant clicking noise, and won't boot to WIN2K. OK, that part is no big deal, I can get Dell to drop ship a new HD and reload the software.
However, there are some files on it I'd like to recover. The disk is not NTFS, so I can access the files with just a plain old dos boot disk. I've booted into it, and can browse the C drive, and get to the directory I need. I've tried copying some of the files to floppy, but it hasn't really worked out. It says it copies, but then there is nothing on the A drive.
Any ideas how I might get at the info (without biting the bullet and taking it to a pro shop)? Any easy ways to make a network boot disk, to try copying files that way? Am I a lost cause here?

Thanks.
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