Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Submit and view feedback for This product This page. Support to repair a batch of PowerPoint files. Support to find and select the PowerPoint files to be repaired on the local computer. Support integration with Windows Explorer, so you can repair a PowerPoint file with the context menu of Windows Explorer easily.
Support command line parameters. See Video Tutorial Demo Version. If your Windows 8 system stopped booting up normally before you had a chance to make a current backup of your data, chances are that the first thing that you would want to do is backup your data files.
Well, if you look back at the command line tools shown in Table A, you'll find several commands that you can use to back up your data: Copy, Robocopy, and Xcopy.
However, if you're like most users, you'd rather work from a GUI than a command prompt when it comes to copying hundreds of files. Fortunately, the Windows Recovery Environment allows you to run Notepad. How is Notepad going to help you copy files you may be thinking? Well, in the majority of Windows applications, the Open and Save as dialog boxes are essentially pared down versions of File Explorer. As such, you can use the Open dialog box just like File Explorer and will be able to easily copy all of your data files to a backup drive.
Once you have booted into the Recovery Environment connect a flash drive or external USB drive to your system. Now, access the Command Prompt window and type notepad. Keep in mind that you should not close the Open dialog box or Notepad until all the files are copied. Do you think that being able to edit the registry and backup files from the Windows 8 Recovery Drive Command Prompt are valuable tricks? As always, if you have comments or information to share about this topic, please take a moment to drop by the TechRepublic Community Forums and let us hear from you.
Greg Shultz is a freelance Technical Writer. If this happens, turn off your computer with the "soft" power switch, and after waiting seconds after the machine shuts off, turn the power on again. Close the Registry Editor window. Unplug any unnecessary peripheral connected to the computer USB ports. During the boot process, Windows will redetect the USB hardware and will reinstall device drivers automatically.
The essential registry information will be recreated, and will now only store information for devices connected from this point forward. Power on your Aleratec product and attach it to one of the computer's USB ports. Windows will begin detecting the "new" hardware and will install the necessary drivers to support it automatically. Aleratec Support.
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