V
vanessa
Hi all, here is my situation :
I have a damage disk ( partition table ) which I managed to recover all the
files on it including system files.
It can be said that the recovery gave me back all the files and directory
structures exactly as they were stored on the damage partition perfectly.
After successful recovery, I installed Windows back on it ( fresh install ).
But then I realize I need to install, update and customize a lot of things
in it.
Assuming that all my recovery files are valid, can I just copy ( replace
existing ) these recovery files to the new installation.
I mean, system files will be included too.
I will make the disk as secondary disk and do the "copying back" from
another healthy system.
Will it be ok? Will my fresh installation be back as the way it used to?
I have a damage disk ( partition table ) which I managed to recover all the
files on it including system files.
It can be said that the recovery gave me back all the files and directory
structures exactly as they were stored on the damage partition perfectly.
After successful recovery, I installed Windows back on it ( fresh install ).
But then I realize I need to install, update and customize a lot of things
in it.
Assuming that all my recovery files are valid, can I just copy ( replace
existing ) these recovery files to the new installation.
I mean, system files will be included too.
I will make the disk as secondary disk and do the "copying back" from
another healthy system.
Will it be ok? Will my fresh installation be back as the way it used to?