You could try any of the Linux live cd's without installing it. It may help if Windows is busy sulking and protecting you from yourself, as it does.
my computer does not show my wd passport external hd , but shows in device manager and the bios. i would like to retrieve my data. while trying to get information how to on the internet it was suggested to try ubuntu to see if it could see the drive would this be the case. cheers
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You could try any of the Linux live cd's without installing it. It may help if Windows is busy sulking and protecting you from yourself, as it does.
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M T Glass (19th July, 2015)
I thought the same when changing from xp to linux arky4 but it is an easy enough move.
As you only want to try the live cd as posted by Gaston then you should be ok as it is just a demo of the installation.
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