Janice Cook
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Explain how to get to the DOS layer when Windows is corrupt
I once had a computer, a Dell with Win xp. Windows failed, giving me the BSOD. I was thankfully able to copy all my data files after the fact by accessing the DOS layer. Tedious, but it worked.
That was a LONG time ago. I;ve since forgotten how to do it. Can anyone tell me if and how I can do this with a newer computer that has Win 7?
Thanks in advance.
That was a LONG time ago. I;ve since forgotten how to do it. Can anyone tell me if and how I can do this with a newer computer that has Win 7?
Thanks in advance.
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