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rosybaby,<br />
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If that's a PowerQuest Drive Image, you should be able to use the Image Explorer that comes as part of the package to extract the required files.<br />
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JohnT
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rosybaby,

If that's a PowerQuest Drive Image, you should be able to use the Image Explorer that comes as part of the package to extract the required files.

JohnT

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I used Drive Image 5.5 and don't have that option. &nbsp;The only is to restore the image, but I don't want to restore the image because it will replace everything that I had to reinstall originally. <br />
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Do you know of other ways to open this file. &nbsp;All I need is My Docs.<br />

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I used Drive Image 5.5 and don't have that option.  The only is to restore the image, but I don't want to restore the image because it will replace everything that I had to reinstall originally.

Do you know of other ways to open this file.  All I need is My Docs.


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My computer had crashed when I installed Norton 2003. &nbsp;I was able to create a PQI file of Drive C onto Drive D. How can I take the files that I need from the PQI file and then delete the PQI file? &nbsp;Is there a free software? &nbsp;
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My computer had crashed when I installed Norton 2003.  I was able to create a PQI file of Drive C onto Drive D. How can I take the files that I need from the PQI file and then delete the PQI file?  Is there a free software?  

Get files from PQI file.

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