

DO NOT DO ANYTHING ELSE WITH IT BY YOURSELF ANYMORE! Don't try to run a scan or recovery procedure. Important! If you believe that the hard drive in the computer is malfunctioning, use R-Studio Emergency to create an image of the entire hard drive.

The system logical disk appears damaged, and the computer cannot start. The notebook's hardware is simple: a 10GB hard drive equally partitioned into two logical disks, C: (the system one, NTFS-formatted its label is SYSTEM) and D: (FAT32 formatted its label is DATA). To give you step-by-step instructions on how to perform emergency file recovery using R-Studio Emergency, we'll use the case of a notebook, as a typical example. So let's see how R-Studio Emergency could save your endangered files. R-Studio Emergency is an excellent choice for tackling this procedure under these circumstances. Well, that could happen, but it won't, thanks to a special procedure called an "Įmergency file recovery," in which the computer is started from a special startup disk containing a file recovery tool.

But those scary messages tell the user that such a system recovery will destroy all the data - all family photos, movie and music collections, and valuable financial docs could be lost for good.

The computer's hardware seems to be functioning, and the operating system can be restored back from a system recovery disk. Many computer users have shared the unfortunate experience at least once (but some perhaps twice or - with some really bad luck-even more) of discovering that their computer doesn't start anymore.
