Open $ISR Snapshot Folder

I'm using the original FirstDefense ISR from Raxco, version 3.21.205 which has served me well for several years. A few months ago I built a new computer, totally different CPUs, from AMD to Intel. I have one of my old archived snapshots that I would like to enter. I copied the archive to a regular snapshot but because of the different operating systems it won't boot on the new Intel computer. Does anyone know of a way to enter the snapshot in the $IRS folder on the C-drive. There are a couple of files in that snapshot I really need. Secondly, is there a way to identify which snapshot is attributed to the numbered folders. I have 0-7 in $ISR Folder. I know I can delete the snapshot, check the numbers and then recopy it to find the number but I'm looking for a simpler way with perhaps a FirstDefense ISR tool.
Thanks all for any help!
Dick

 

I have figured out how to identify which snapshot with which numbered folder. Now I just need to know if there's a way to enter the snapshot folder.
Again thanks for any help!

 

The free versions of XYplorer should allow you access. (I use version 4.50 but I see there is a later free version which also allows access).

http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware/page22.html

XYplorer requires the VB6 Runtime Files which you probably have installed. If not you can get them from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...FamilyID=7b9ba261-7a9c-43e7-9117-f673077ffb3c

 

Malware Defender is also able to grab files from the snapshots.

Cheers

 

Thanks to you both for your help. Actually I was able to stop FirstDefense ISR Services with a run command which allowed me access to copy the snapshot contents to another drive.
Thanks again,
Dick

 

I should have mentioned that the free version of XYplorer v5.55 also did work.

 

Everything search engine thread

 

I can't open .arc files with version 5.55,its not supported as you can see in tab preview formats in configuration screen.

 

Hi,


Arc files is just a file. To add a archive the file must be imported, in to FD-ISR.
You can also boot the archive by copying it to the C drive. Go in to options and set the folder, where your archive is located.


Daniel

 

Hmm..... I know that but i thought that it is possible to open the archive on my external drive with xyplorer.