Hi,

There are many things you can do to solve this problem.

1.Download a Knoppix ISO and burn it as an image into a CD or DVD. Then boot with Knoppix* to explore your HD and burn your data. Knoppix is very intuitive. If you can use Windows you can use Knoppix.

*Put Knoppix CD in CD tray and turn on PC. Make PC boot from CD (press F8,F2,ESC or Delete key to change boot order). Wait for CD to start up. Once in the Knoppix look for a HD icon on the desktop and try mounting it. Once mounted look for KB3 burner and burn your data.

2.Mount your HD in a second tower and explore it with the second tower's OS. In this case you could use the OS explorer or a "Data recovery utility" to retrieve files.

3.Repair your partition with windows cd or other boot tool.

4.Access your HD via network. This one is very tricky.

Be careful when recovering data. Try one method at a time and don't switch until finished. If you can't answer something you've been asked in the process, get help. Never guess. And always try to read and understand text and dialog boxes.

Make sure you let me know what's going on.

Good Luck. Daneks