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lost users files from previous laptop

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by const82, Sep 7, 2009.

  1. const82

    const82 Guest

    Hi! I have a big problem and i could really use your help. A month ago
    my laptop stopped and never opened again (Toshiba). The technician told
    me that it was the motherboard and that there is nothing i can do. I
    asked him to pass all my files to an external hard disk and he did. I
    connect the external with my new laptop but there only drives c and e, i
    can' t find Documents, or Music or Videos etc. The files exist but there
    are empty, nothing inside. It doesnt say "access denied" or anything,
    just empty. And the old laptop doesnt open at all! Is there anything i
    can do? Thank you in advance and excuse me for my english, i m from
    greece:eek:


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    const82
     
  2. Rick Rogers

    Rick Rogers Guest

  3. On Mon, 7 Sep 2009 14:42:12 -0500, const82 <guest@unknown-email.com>
    wrote:
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    >
    >Hi! I have a big problem and i could really use your help. A month ago
    >my laptop stopped and never opened again (Toshiba). The technician told
    >me that it was the motherboard and that there is nothing i can do. I
    >asked him to pass all my files to an external hard disk and he did. I
    >connect the external with my new laptop but there only drives c and e, i
    >can' t find Documents, or Music or Videos etc. The files exist but there
    >are empty, nothing inside. It doesnt say "access denied" or anything,
    >just empty. And the old laptop doesnt open at all! Is there anything i
    >can do? Thank you in advance and excuse me for my english, i m from
    >greece:eek:<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->


    Most recent laptops use removable hard drives. Possibly you can buy
    an external USB drive enclosure that you can plug the HD from your old
    laptop into and then you should be able to read teh files on it.
    Another option would be to find someone with the same, or maybe
    similar model, laptop and put your old drive in their laptop and see
    if it boots.
     

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