bootable usb or subsystem 4 testdisk ?
Posted: 20 Dec 2013, 08:48
well 1st of all want to say thank you all for this work, i wish i kept following stuff like that and keeping plan b. but freaking win7 64 was pretty good a few years and i didnt expect it go wrong... long story's short...
after
diskpart
clean... partitions gone...
diskpart>selectdisk > assign > there were no volumes found. <(did this no results)
booting system from usb win7x64 it creates x:\ booter; usb itself on c:. did dos testdisk from c: where i copied it to earlier and from x:\ which i copied it to too. "not supported ; need x86 or x64" seems can't run dos apps....
did testdisk_win exe win from both c: and x: as well. "subsystem needed to support" , etc image wasn't found or something like that.
what are my options?
1 bootable usb with freedos, by using hp app for usb
2 or?! what am i copying wrong or in a wrong folder in either of those c:\ where c is usb booted win7x64 installation . That i run System Recovery and command prompt from...
what kinda subsystem it needs ? copied testdisk dos and testdisk_win to usb(c:\) and x:\ <which opensup in system recovery command prompt. haven't tried win64 for sys no wow64, but think result will be the same subsystem needed...
after
diskpart
clean... partitions gone...
diskpart>selectdisk > assign > there were no volumes found. <(did this no results)
booting system from usb win7x64 it creates x:\ booter; usb itself on c:. did dos testdisk from c: where i copied it to earlier and from x:\ which i copied it to too. "not supported ; need x86 or x64" seems can't run dos apps....
did testdisk_win exe win from both c: and x: as well. "subsystem needed to support" , etc image wasn't found or something like that.
what are my options?
1 bootable usb with freedos, by using hp app for usb
2 or?! what am i copying wrong or in a wrong folder in either of those c:\ where c is usb booted win7x64 installation . That i run System Recovery and command prompt from...
what kinda subsystem it needs ? copied testdisk dos and testdisk_win to usb(c:\) and x:\ <which opensup in system recovery command prompt. haven't tried win64 for sys no wow64, but think result will be the same subsystem needed...