What program to use to read NTFS under DOS?

[pecel]

Got corrupt HD. Need to recover the data inside.
What program should I use to read the data under DOS since it has NTFS partition?

Thanks.

 

[Smilin]

www.Sysinternals.com has some stuff I believe. The linux guys around here could prolly get you a boot disk of some sort. Parallel install, Recovery console (any XP or 2000 CD will do, even on an NT 4.0 box).

What sort of corruption are you talking about? Give me some details. I might be able to help you fix it with some duct tape and a hammer.

 

[Crusty]

Where will you be putting the data once you have access to the drive?

 

[spyordie007]

ntfsdos

 

[Dogma420]

just slave the drive into a xp/2k box, be sure to run d:\chkdsk /r on it, might repair it, and get your files that way....(at least the easiest way)....good luck

 

[LiLithTecH]

Active@ NTFS Reader for DOS v 1.0

 

[pecel]

Ok, here's the problem.
Got 80 gig Hitachi HD. It start clicking. It can't be access with WinXP. So my last hope is to try recover the data from DOS and copy it over to another HD.

 

[pecel]

^UP^

 

[ITJunkie]

Originally posted by: spyordie007
ntfsdos

^This is a good one^

I believe NTFSDOS Pro will also give you write access to the drive.

 

[lowtech1]

NTFSDOS will do it, but you can also try Knoppix, Gnoppix, Morphix, or Damn Small Linux.