I had to recover my C drive on my Vaio recently and this was successful but I
now find that I am unable to access the files on my D drive. Presumably
because the recovery process has reset the factory settings to default and my
profiles have been wiped. I am using XP Professional and the recovery of C
drive was from a partition on C drive. The machine works fine but I fear my
data is no more even though I can see in properties that it is taking up disk
space on D drive.

Any ideas?

"rossowheels" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I had to recover my C drive on my Vaio recently and this was successful but
>I
> now find that I am unable to access the files on my D drive. Presumably
> because the recovery process has reset the factory settings to default and
> my
> profiles have been wiped. I am using XP Professional and the recovery of
> C
> drive was from a partition on C drive. The machine works fine but I fear
> my
> data is no more even though I can see in properties that it is taking up
> disk
> space on D drive.
>
> Any ideas?

What happens when you try?

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