richardm
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Help!
I need a bootdisk that will enable me to read and write from a very sick Windows machine. I have a working machine with a CD burner but no floppy disk. I have a CD that has an NTFS view utility, but no ability to copy the files off the sick machine or delete them. I have a CD with a Knoppix-based Linux installation which also doesn't work on the sick machine (it's okay on this one).
At the very least all I need is a simple command.com shell to remove the files (they are copies of my bank statements, before you all start jumping to conclusions
), In an ideal world it would be better still to be able to copy the files across a network, but I'd settle for "Gone".
I'm struggling to find such a thing
I need a bootdisk that will enable me to read and write from a very sick Windows machine. I have a working machine with a CD burner but no floppy disk. I have a CD that has an NTFS view utility, but no ability to copy the files off the sick machine or delete them. I have a CD with a Knoppix-based Linux installation which also doesn't work on the sick machine (it's okay on this one).
At the very least all I need is a simple command.com shell to remove the files (they are copies of my bank statements, before you all start jumping to conclusions
I'm struggling to find such a thing