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"Recover files from a HDD with Windows 8", I have a Dell Inspiron 15R laptop that is unable to boot into Windows 8, it gets to the start screen only to hang up there endlessly. I've already tried to use my Windows 8 recovery Disk I made long ago and also tried a Windows 8 Install disc to use the Repair option but after it supposedly fixes the problem is still a no go. At this point I only want to recover my documents and then make a fresh install on it, for this I've tried Hiren's Boot backup tools including Mini Windows XP, however none of them gets to see the HDD at all. And yes, the HDD gets properly detected in BIOS. I've also tried Live Ubuntu, though this one doesn't get to properly boot (tried it on another computer it works fine). I'm guessing the HDD is being protected by some option in BIOS/UEFI or simply the programs I'm using are outdated, so my question is: Is there any option I should change in BIOS to get my HDD recognized in another bootable software and which software do you recommend me for this? I also should mention that I've tried disabling Secure Boot but no change at all.
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