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I have an old XP Desktop that I want to make quicker and for use as solely an Internet browser (not the point of the question).
The question is, can I run the recovery drive (or however you start recovery) and end with a completely erased hard drive but still have the OS and any other vital components remain?

Best reply by Anonymous321:

Everything will become factory-fresh. You’ll have to do all the windows updates all over again and reinstall all your software.

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Can I use the Recovery Drive to completely wipe out my Hard Drive resulting in a “new” computer?

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I am using EASEUS data recovery wizard to try to recover my files on my external hard drive. It looked like this was working for a while but now it is stuck in one spot and the bar isn’t moving forward. It isn’t frozen as the timer keeps increasing. Should I wait and see what happens or start over?

Best reply by vulcan:

Stop EASEUS and run chkdsk /f on the problem drive. Then try EASEUS again.

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What do I do if the EASEUS data recovery wizard isn’t moving forward?

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Hello,

I am in Calgary and I would like to start a data recovery business, what would be the best quality price equipment to start with ?

My idea goes to the Ninja 121 Forensics from YEC right now, is it a good choice ?

waiting your advices guys,

thank you in advance

Best reply by Jessica Queller:

Ninja 121 Forensics is mighty expensive.

Why don’t you just get an external hard drive and a Linux live CD? It’s a lot cheaper and equally effective.

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what is the best equipment to start a data recovery business ?