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I have Windows 7 and RHEL5 installed on my laptop.
During non usaage period my laptop went into sleep mode from linux. After that,it could not come out of sleep by mouse movement or once press of power button or key presses. So forced it to shutdown by long press of power key.
After that the system does not boot up in windows. It gets stuck in starting windows page, though keyboard and mouse pointers work properly even on that page.
Does anyone have any information as to how to get my windows running again as most of my data is in windows.
Well worst come to worst, boot into linux to recover your data. As far as your main problem, try booting windows in safe mode and see how far you can get.
How do i recover data from my windows partitions. The windows partitions are in NTFS format and not sure of how to mount an NTFS drive from linux.
It would be greart if that is possible. Then i can recover my system using the recovery disk provided.
How do i recover data from my windows partitions. The windows partitions are in NTFS format and not sure of how to mount an NTFS drive from linux.
It would be greart if that is possible. Then i can recover my system using the recovery disk provided.
I have same problem with sleep mode,but because I didn't install graphic driver,so check your driver first...but after shuting down everything was good ..I don't remember i had problems with booting.
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