Diane,
> That seems logical, but they're not there. No typical Windows files
> like My Documents, My pictures, etc are 'visible'.
> I found themsort ofbut I don't know how to recover them.
It occurs to me that if you used search, you may not have included the
D drive. You do need to direct your search to where the files probably
are. I guess I am wondering what you consider recovering the files.
Does your computer have a CD or DVD burner. You might be able to burn
the files that are visible to that drive IF you know how to burn
disks. If you want to you could first copy all the files that you want
from the old drive to the new one. Put them all in the same folder to
make the process easier.
Jim
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