Having problems finding hard drive with Ubuntu live cd
Long story short, my computers hard drive is screwed up and the computer won't start.
(Link in next post)
According to this link I am able to get access to the hard drive and save my important data, but I'm having a few issues. I get to the step where it says to click on computer and my Windows drive should show up, but the problem is when I click on computer there are over 20 folders. I don't understand what each one means and so im pretty much stuck. I ran this command...
Sudo gparted
...and am now faced with this screen.
(Pic will be in next post)
I am no computer expert(and actually surprised I made it this far), so I need some advice on what to do next. I notice that the 3rd partition(the Windows one) is not working properly, so I feel that is the problem.
I really just want to know if I'm going to be able to get my important stuff off my computer or not and what steps to take?
I posted this on the Ubuntu forums and somebody said I should ask here as well. Any help would be appreciated.
Long story short, my computers hard drive is screwed up and the computer won't start.
(Link in next post)
According to this link I am able to get access to the hard drive and save my important data, but I'm having a few issues. I get to the step where it says to click on computer and my Windows drive should show up, but the problem is when I click on computer there are over 20 folders. I don't understand what each one means and so im pretty much stuck. I ran this command...
Sudo gparted
...and am now faced with this screen.
(Pic will be in next post)
I am no computer expert(and actually surprised I made it this far), so I need some advice on what to do next. I notice that the 3rd partition(the Windows one) is not working properly, so I feel that is the problem.
I really just want to know if I'm going to be able to get my important stuff off my computer or not and what steps to take?
I posted this on the Ubuntu forums and somebody said I should ask here as well. Any help would be appreciated.