I am trying to recover data from my Windows XP hard drive. The drive is a 120 GB SATA drive installed on my Compaq desktop PC.

Prior to using Knoppix, I tried running a FIXMBR from the Windows Recovery Console to try and fix my Master Boot Record however that did not work. I did not format the drive or erase any data so I know that there are still files on this drive however when I boot up the PC using Knoppix, I can't see any Windows files on the drive. There is one text document on the drive called BOOTEX.LOG and it says:

The type of file system is FAT, Errors in File Allocation Table Corrected, The specified disk appears to be a non-Windows XP disk, etc...

Is there another utility that I can run while Knoppix is loaded to scan the disk as a lower level and recover the files that I know are still on it?

Since the disk is FAT, I am assuming that NTFSUNDELETE won't work. When I ran that command, I get this error:

Error reading bootsector: Is a directory
Failed to startup volume: Is a directory
Failed to mount '/media/sda': Is a directory

Any ideas on how I can get to the files on the disk even though they aren't appearing on the disk within in Knoppix?