JOHN BREHM'S PAGE

"You don't even necessarily have to remove the hard drive, if it was just the OS that went screwy you can just boot into Linux from a live CD or USB and mount the drive through there. Had to do that to more Vista machines than I care to…"

"My son has a computer business and builds computers. After trying a few days he gave my comp. the last rights and built me a new one."

"There are several FREE programs that you can find that can recover deleted data yourself go to howtogeek.com and do a search."

"Yep, If the hard drive is ok just stick it in another computer and copy whatever data you want to save, I have five HD's in mine two are from old comps as long as their bootable just click on the drive letter and all is still there, 32 or 64…"

"+1, unless it was the actual hard drive that failed it's relatively easy to rescue your data. Even if it was the hard drive, a data recovery company may still be able to get it back for you."

"What do you mean your computer died? Hard drive, Software, Hardware, Fire, Nuclear Fission? A lot of things can be done to rescue lost data, as long as you don't write over deleted data it's still there it's just that the computer…"

"John - you will need to contact your Roland dealer you got the machine from to see if they can get you a copy of Versaworks or call Roland direct. I am not sure what the going cost is right now for it. Give me a call also…"

"No. Lost everything."

"Some of that data is outdated on the chart - I am using windows 7 64bit home premium and currently have no issues with any of the 4 printers and the i1 Spectrophotometer."

"John - Versaworks 2.2 is not supported at all on windows 7. Do you have any of the updates?"

"I should have said it is a VP300"

"Check for versions compatible with Win7 http://dg4.roland.co.jp/en/os_win7_color.html"

"LBV - Light Weight Banner"

"Have you checked the web under .fbd file. I don't know if it would help but I saw some about converting and opening this type of file."