On 03/07/2022 10:23, GB wrote:
On 03/07/2022 08:19, Adrian Brentnall wrote:
On 03/07/2022 08:07, Andy Burns wrote:
Adrian Brentnall wrote:
Any ideas or links please?
Did your old install of chrome sign-in to a google account to sync
stuff? If so then sign the new one in and it ought to sync back ...
Sadly not...
Once you have finished extracting all the data from the old disc, why
don't you simply do a windows repair installation on that drive? Chances
are good that windows will repair itself, and all will be back to normal.
Thanks - but this is the third time this particular hard drive has
played silly bu&&ers with me - the last two times, various 'Lazarus'
techniques were used to get it to wake up - but I think it's probably
past saving...
Linux could see the data on the disk (and salvage it) - but no utilities
that I could find would make it bootable this time...
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