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System Restore

Asked by ADawn in Windows XP Embedded, Windows XP Operating System, Windows Vista

Tags: Windows XP

I was doing a system scan disk and the system went into a loop I could not get out of. Only after powering down the pc was I able to get out. Once I rebooted, the following message appeared: Load Needed DLLs for Kernel. I've tried everything but can't get to the c prompt. I don't have the restore (recovery) disk, nor do I have a box-copy of the OS that is on the machine (Windows XP - SP3). The manufacturer (Gateway) does not have a recovery disk for a model that is older than 2006 (mine 2002). My system boots up, but it can't see windows and just presents me with the message above - no c: prompt available. The disk is spining. I need the data from this disk. Is there a way to hook a cable or other interface to this machine from my laptop and retreive the data. Any ideas would be great.
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