No, we are not going to use the command line to backup data but we are using the Command Prompt to launch an application with GUI so we can easily move or backup files from a familiar user interface. Step 5: In this screen, you will all available System Recovery Options. Select the operating system, click the Next button to see available recovery tools. System Recovery Options will search for Windows installations and list them. Click Repair your computer option located in the lower left corner to start System Recovery Options. Don’t click Install now button as doing so will take you to the next screen. Step 4: In the following screen, you will see the Install now button. Select the keyboard input method and click Next button and type in the password and then skip to Step 5. Users who have used Repair Your Computer under Advanced Boot Options will see the following screen: Here, select your language, keyboard type, language, and then click the Next button. Step 3: In a while, you will see the Install Windows screen. When you press a key, Windows starts loading files from the DVD you will see “Windows is loading files” message. Step 2: Users who aren’t booting from DVD or USB can simply skip this step. This method is ideal for Windows 10 and Windows 8 as F8 key mostly doesn’t work on Windows 10 and Windows 8 PCs. You can also use bootable Windows USB as installation media. Make necessary changes to the BIOS to make PC boot from CD/DVD.
If the above method doesn’t work, place your Windows installation DVD in the optical drive or insert the bootable USB, reboot your PC.
If you can’t see Repair Your Computer option under Advanced Boot Options, you will need to use the installation media. Step 1: Turn on your PC, press F8 key during the startup and then select Repair Your Computer option under Advanced Boot Options to boot into the recovery environment. NOTE: In this guide, we have used screenshots of Windows 7, but the guide works for Windows 8 as well as Windows 10. Backup data without booting on Windows 10/8/7 So, in this guide, we are going to show you a smart way to backup data from your Windows and other drives to a USB drive when you are unable to boot into Windows. While there are advanced methods and software available to back up data, not everyone is comfortable using command line tools and paid software. If you’re having boot problems on your Windows PC and can’t fix them even after using recovery tools (see how to fix boot problems using startup repair) present under System Recovery Options, you may want to back up your documents, pictures, music, and other data before reinstalling Windows.
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