[Guide]We fell windows?

[Onix]

fell to us and we want to recover windows files as we do ???

 

download the Linux Live CD -> Mandriva, etc. knnopixx <--

mandriva: http://www.mandriva.com/en/download/free

 

of course, already download the linux live cd and you can record it to disc.

 

-> 1 We are looking for Mandriva which we recorded on the disc.

-> 2 turn on the computer.

-> 3 Turn on the BIOS.

-> 4 Set to boot from the CD.

-> 5 Restart the computer and put the CD into the drive.

-> 6 Now must wait a little until Linux is loaded.

-> 7 Once you have Linux on the desktop will have access to hard drives and other resources of the Windows.

-> 6 In this act we have found useful by some key or memory card.

-> 7 You connect it to the USB port.

-> 8 In Mandriva you will automatically detect it on your desktop and create a src directory. Media is your key

-> 9 Enter the server directory on Disk 1 unless we files on drive C Disc 1 - partition 1, disk 2 - the second partition or second disk,etc

-> 10 copy all files on a pendrive or memory card.

-> 11 Prepared files we have.

 

and what is the database ???

 

-> 1 Enter the disk 1 or where we have mysql

-> 2 Enter the program files -> mysql -> MySQL Server 5.1 depends what version we have and all contents copy directory on the pendrive or memory card.

-> 3 and finite =))

 

All protected but what then ???

 

Now we can safely format the drive and install Windows.

 

when we already have everything installed is:

 

-> 1 Download the java

-> 2 Mysql download the same version of what we had previously

-> 3 Overriden folders or processes mysql mysql-nt.exe disable and override would like.

-> 4 Restart the computer and using Navicat is working we are trying to mysql.

-> 5 copy files to disk and launch our.

-> 6 And we have restored server

 

I think that the guide will be useful :)

[3xpl0it3R]

Nice guide but is better to use DSL(Damn Small Linux) instead of Mandriva...

[Onix]

thanks i know this DSL is better but i long time use Mandriva :)

[hhaahhaa]

thx! good job