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The forum thread discusses a user experiencing missing files on their Windows 8 system, with the user uncertain if files are truly lost or deleted. Responders suggest verifying the issue through error messages, performing a system restore, or booting from a Windows 8 installation disk for repair options. Overall, the thread offers troubleshooting advice rather than a definitive solution, indicating concern and helpfulness from the community.
The forum thread discusses a user experiencing missing files on their Windows 8 system, with the user uncertain if files are truly lost or deleted. Responders suggest verifying the issue through error messages, performing a system restore, or booting from a Windows 8 installation disk for repair options. Overall, the thread offers troubleshooting advice rather than a definitive solution, indicating concern and helpfulness from the community.
Solution
Hi,
how do you know files are missing? Error messages or?
Have you tried system restore and go back to a point before the files were lost?
If you have a windows 8 disk you could change the boot order so the system boots from the disk. Boot from the disk and instead of re-installing click repair. The repair button is on the same page as the install button so you will have to go through the disk as if your actually doing a clean install.
how do you know files are missing? Error messages or?
Have you tried system restore and go back to a point before the files were lost?
If you have a windows 8 disk you could change the boot order so the system boots from the disk. Boot from the disk and instead of re-installing click repair. The repair button is on the same page as the install button so you will have to go through the disk as if your actually doing a clean install.
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Hi,
how do you know files are missing? Error messages or?
Have you tried system restore and go back to a point before the files were lost?
If you have a windows 8 disk you could change the boot order so the system boots from the disk. Boot from the disk and instead of re-installing click repair. The repair button is on the same page as the install button so you will have to go through the disk as if your actually doing a clean install.
how do you know files are missing? Error messages or?
Have you tried system restore and go back to a point before the files were lost?
If you have a windows 8 disk you could change the boot order so the system boots from the disk. Boot from the disk and instead of re-installing click repair. The repair button is on the same page as the install button so you will have to go through the disk as if your actually doing a clean install.