My workmate has completed making her annual report and saved it ready for printing when all of a sudden power goes off and yet there are no ups. The next day she switches on the computer but it cannot boot. She is suspecting that the computer has crashed. Has it really crashed? Or it is something else. How can you recover data from a non-booting operating system? Her report is needed asap. Describe all the technical help you can give.

My workmate has completed making her annual report and saved it ready for printing when all of a sudden power goes off and yet there are no ups. The next day she switches on the computer but it cannot boot. She is suspecting that the computer has crashed. Has it really crashed? Or it is something else. How can you recover data from a non-booting operating system? Her report is needed asap. Describe all the technical help you can give.

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Author:ANDREWS, Jean.

Publisher:ANDREWS, Jean.

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