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Hi,<br />
One of my drive which is NTFS file System has become a RAW file system.<br />
I could not access the Drive.<br />
I could access only through a software &quot;GetDataBack for NTFS&quot; to see the data.<br />
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But i dont have a License Key to copy the files.<br />
Pls provide a solution to get the Data back from the Drive.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
akiles
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Hi,
One of my drive which is NTFS file System has become a RAW file system.
I could not access the Drive.
I could access only through a software "GetDataBack for NTFS" to see the data.

But i dont have a License Key to copy the files.
Pls provide a solution to get the Data back from the Drive.

Thanks,
akiles

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