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Old 02-03-2007, 22:29   #22
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Re: BSOD (serious one) on Dell's laptop - PhD thesis in there!!

download and run that cd i linked in my post (page 1 post 10) this should alllow you to backup data, then run a chkdsk whilst running off the CD, then run a reciovery...

well, thats what i'd do...

and yes, if you send it dell for repair, the first thing they'll most likely do is restore the HDD to factory settings - wiping all your data in the process.
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