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Hope this support doc from Microsoft will come in handy for you <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927525" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927525</a>
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Hope this support doc from Microsoft will come in handy for you http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927525 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927525]

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Are there any recovery tools for things like system file check, bootrec, etc. that can be run against offline system drives? &nbsp;Like for example, rather than going through working on a PC that's having problems that can be fixed by the tools I mentioned, occasionally I'd like the option of pulling the system drive, connecting it to a working PC running Windows 10 and run a program that can do some basic repair. &nbsp;I've found I've often had to repeatedly going back to a PC I'm trying to perform repairs on and babysitting them during a recovery process. &nbsp;I'd rather be able to pull the hard drive and perform these basic functions from a repair workstation. &nbsp;Ideally I'd like something that can specify restore points to go back to and works with as many versions of Windows as possible. &nbsp;I realize for each version I'd have to have a boot disc of that version available, but that wouldn't be a problem.
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Are there any recovery tools for things like system file check, bootrec, etc. that can be run against offline system drives?  Like for example, rather than going through working on a PC that's having problems that can be fixed by the tools I mentioned, occasionally I'd like the option of pulling the system drive, connecting it to a working PC running Windows 10 and run a program that can do some basic repair.  I've found I've often had to repeatedly going back to a PC I'm trying to perform repairs on and babysitting them during a recovery process.  I'd rather be able to pull the hard drive and perform these basic functions from a repair workstation.  Ideally I'd like something that can specify restore points to go back to and works with as many versions of Windows as possible.  I realize for each version I'd have to have a boot disc of that version available, but that wouldn't be a problem.

Any program for running offline Windows system repair?

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