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OK thanks so far. Still ongoing and will update soon.
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I will award points for this. Sorry for delay.
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There seems to be lots of information about this. In short I'm trying to retrieve a library from a broken computer. I have access to the removed hard. What files do I need to retrieve?<br />
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Be good to find somewhere that has a brief explanation of where the files are actually stored.<br />
Note the compnuter was a Windows 7 PC (and a user account connected to a Windows Server 2003 domain)<br />
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There seems to be lots of information about this. In short I'm trying to retrieve a library from a broken computer. I have access to the removed hard. What files do I need to retrieve?

Be good to find somewhere that has a brief explanation of where the files are actually stored.
Note the compnuter was a Windows 7 PC (and a user account connected to a Windows Server 2003 domain)



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