System partition has different symbol from saved one

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  1. spider_darth

    spider_darth Registered Member

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    I was attempting to burn a disc one day and my computer crashed. When I repowered it, it boot up to a black screen. I was able to log into my user account but no desktop appeared.. only a black screen with a movable mouse cursor.

    After leaving my pc untouched for a couple of days, it was finally able to boot into windows. But I was not able to run Returnil. This message appeared when I started Returnil. "The system partition has different symbol from saved one. Please reinstall to fix issue."

    May I know whether these issues are related? And how do I go about solving it?

    If I reinstall Returnil, will the files in my Returnil drive be erased away?

    Thanks in advance for any help! :)
     
  2. Coldmoon

    Coldmoon Returnil Moderator

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    Hi spider_darth,
    Backup the content you have saved in the Virtual Disk and then reinstall RVS as the alert/error message indicates. This should get things back to working order.

    Can you describe what happened to cause the crash?

    Mike
     
  3. spider_darth

    spider_darth Registered Member

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    The virtual disk is not mounted as RVS is not running. Is backing up the Returnil folder in C Drive equivalent to backing up the virtual disk?

    And as I mentioned in my earlier post, I was merely burning a disc and before it manage to complete, my computer crashed. I was unable to boot into windows for a couple of days. And when it finally boot into windows, RVS was unable to run. Note that I did not attempt to make any changes to the computer at all.
     
  4. Coldmoon

    Coldmoon Returnil Moderator

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    Yes, but it is always best to mount the VD and then backup the files inside as you would a physical disk. The crash and the way you describe it starting to work after a number of days makes me want to suspect an intermittent hardware issue.

    Make sure you run diagnostics on your hardware to either identify a problem or eliminate it as being a potential cause for this specific incident.

    Mike
     
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