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Using Windows 7 Startup Repair with Safeguard Enterprise installed

Hello,

i'm just wondering if it is possible to use the standard W7 startup repair with Safeguard installed.

You have the possibility to import drivers. But after importing the chipset drivers for my harddisk controller i still see no content of my partitions. So i expect that i also need to add the safeguard drivers.

Is there any way to do this ? Sometimes we just need to perform a chkdsk but it is not possible on "RAW" drives.

Thanks for your answers.

Greets

Stephan

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0 ChrisD over 10 years ago

Hi RIO,
as of SafeGuard Enterprsie 6.10, the Windows Recovery Environment will be able to access the drive even if it has been encrypted.
A Knowledge Base Article explaining how to patch current installations (update the Windows Recovery Environment with SafeGuard Drivers), was already available on request and has now been published:
Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) fails on SafeGuard Clients with Full Disk Encryption
http://www.sophos.com/en-us/support/knowledgebase/117092.aspx
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0 ChrisD over 10 years ago

Hi RIO,
as of SafeGuard Enterprsie 6.10, the Windows Recovery Environment will be able to access the drive even if it has been encrypted.
A Knowledge Base Article explaining how to patch current installations (update the Windows Recovery Environment with SafeGuard Drivers), was already available on request and has now been published:
Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) fails on SafeGuard Clients with Full Disk Encryption
http://www.sophos.com/en-us/support/knowledgebase/117092.aspx
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