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Select your flash drive in the pop-up window.

=> The location varies depending on which version of Knoppix v6 you're running

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Look for Install KNOPPIX to flash drive under either Preferences or System Tools then click it.

Click the Knoppix "Start" button (the icon in the lower left corner of your screen - just like Windows).

Wait till the Knoppix desktop appears then plug-in a USB flash drive (make sure there are no files you still need on this device).

Use the CD to boot into Knoppix on a working computer.

If your computer supports booting from USB On occasion I've seen some computers that won't boot from a Knoppix CD but will boot from a Knoppix USB flash drive. Knoppix even makes it easy to create a bootable Knoppix flash drive! (see Knoppix Hints below) Click to re-open the Knoppix File Explorer and copy your folders and files to the USB device! Plug in a USB device directly into a USB port on the computer. Can you navigate through all your folders and see all your files? (we hope!)

To its right is the Knoppix file/folder explorer icon.

The first icon along the bottom left is like the Windows Start button to list all the programs now available to you under Knoppix.

Once Knoppix starts up, you'll see a different (but similar and largely intuitive) user interface.

When you boot Knoppix, hit Enter (or let it timeout) at the boot: or any other prompt to select default options as it starts

Alternately, you can also easily create a bootable USB flash drive for Knoppix! (see below).

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iso file to CD and then use it to boot up your own computer (for more help, see Knoppix Hints below)

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=> If the download keeps failing during this long download time, see the "Knoppix Hints" below If the values match you'll see a green check mark followed by MD5 meaning your download is good!.

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Then copy/paste the MD5 value into HashTabs' Hash Comparison field (click thumbnail for full image).

Now open the file: click Start->Programs->Accessories->Notepad, click File->Open.

KNOPPIX_V6.2.5> Click and save to your desktop

Once you boot into Knoppix you should (hopefully) be able to just connect a USB flash or external hard drive and then simply copy/paste your files to recover them!.

Knoppix runs on MOST hardware (let's hope your computer is included in the set!).

Knoppix is a variant of the Linux operating system.

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The steps below show how to try and recover your files by creating "rescue media" that boots into Knoppix - an alternate (and free!) operating system By using the right bootable CD or flash drive, you should be able to boot up your own machine and then often (but, of course, not always) be able to recover your files from your hard drive while it's still inside your own computer!

Boot your computer from CD or flash drive (since you can’t boot from HD).

> Put the drive in an external USB enclosure and connect it using a USB cable OR > Use a USB to PCI or SATA cable to connect the drive directly OR

Remove your HD and connect it to a working computer.

When your computer won’t boot (and assuming you haven’t been backing your stuff up in the first place – which is a no! no!) you basically have two approaches to try and get to your personal data still on your hard drive