Can I backup the files before recovery?

Hello

If you use the recovery disk to load windows (I have Windows Vista 32-bit) is it possible to save files (photos, etc...) before wiping these files on the hard drive?
I backed up files and cannot access windows for it now... wonder if I can backup the files before recovery?

Any help would be appreciated :)

Hello

You can try to start Vista in safe mode. Start your laptop, and then press F8. Choose the option to start the operating system in safe mode. At the start of Vista external HARD drive or memory key USB connection and copy all your data here.

I did it three weeks ago. I wasn't able to boot Vista correctly due to the blue screen.

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