The needed actions may be simplier than described
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| dotmatrix Apr 15, 2016 2:22 PM EDT |
CSO Article wrote: Computer experts from the popular tech support forum BleepingComputer.com confirmed that the technique works, but it requires extracting some data from an affected hard drive: 512 bytes starting at sector 55 (0x37h) with an offset of 0 and an 8-byte nonce from sector 54 (0x36) offset 33 (0x21). Instead... use a different computer to download a GNU/Linux distro 'live' image and create a bootable USB stick. dd the MBR... https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Master_Boot_Record And go from there... no removal of HDD needed. *** GNU/Linux making things simple in order to recover Windows... |
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