A task that frequently appears in computer repair jobs is retrieving the data on the clients PC when a hard drive has failed (or failing) or Windows wont boot and they want me to do a Reinstall. This article is intended for people who are comfortable working in DOS or some other command line, however if you are a beginner a GUI tool such as Ultimate Boot CD will be extremely helpful.
Here is how to retrieve clients personalized data such as emails, favorites and their documents when Windows does not work.
Emails:
Emails can sometimes be a little tricky as Microsoft likes to hide the location of these.
Here are the default locations of the Microsoft email clients:
Outlook Express
Emails: C:\Documents and Settings\User Account\Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\{Random Numbers and Letters}\Microsoft\Outlook Express
Address Book: C:\Documents and Settings\User Account\Application Data\Microsoft\Address Book\User Account.wab
Microsoft Outlook
C:\Documents and Settings\User Account\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
Favorites:
C:\Documents and Settings\User Account\Favorites
My Documents:
C:\Documents and Settings\User Account\My Documents
Desktop:
C:\Documents and Settings\User Account\Desktop
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please send me detailed articles of data recovery techniques in the cases where a HDD has 3 partition and one that has data is crushed and you have to get the data recovered and also send me the tutorials of the same.
Thanks
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