fsck'ing an NTFS file system
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On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 21:19:04 -0700, sid
Based on the extent of the damage you report, you may find it difficult to recover that system. You might be wise to start over with a fresh install of Windows, that is, if you must have windows in the first place. If you are willing to spend money, then there are professional data recovery services which claim high recovery rates. They might be able to help recover your files.
BTW, it is good practice to perform backups on a regular schedule to avoid the need for these services.
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One backup tool which I have used is from the ntfs project:
OT ?: I have been very impressed with the tools, especially "ntfsclone." This is a very good tool for making backups of windows parbreastions using linux. In this case, I prefer the specialist tool (ntfsclone) over the generalist (dd). It is so good, I am surprised it hasn't received more attention. The tool "ntfsresize" is also handy. This project has done very well considering the hostile environment in which they have been working (Microsoft has not released the specification for NTFS). Together, these tools replace a lot of the functionality of Symantec Ghost, Parbreastion Magic, etc.
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