Get Hard Drive Out Of Hibernation in Linux

[Alster]

Basically I shut down Windows 7 to remove a CD drive from my computer that I needed for a server. When it booted up again the system hung at the windows logo. So I checked I hadn't knocked any connections (which I haven't) and decided to boot from the Linux CD.

When I try to access the hard drive it says there is an error mounting it. So I opened up disk utility and tried to mount it. No joy. It then says that the Hard Drive is stuck in hibernation mode and says I should restart it in Windows (which I can't) or type: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o remove_hiberfile /dev/sda1…. Bla...bla...bla into the cosole which I do.

I then get the errors:
This disk contains an unclean file system
The file system wasn't safely closed in windows. Fixing.
fuse: failed to access mountpoint /media/....bla....: No such file or directory.

Help?

[The New World]

 I had a similar issue, never could get it fixed, it was like all odds were against me. Good luck. I eventually just switched out the hard drive and basically made a new computer. ._.

[Homicidal Monkey]

Reimage, solves all problems

[Alster]

@Zetta:

> Reimage, solves all problems

I kind of wanted to keep the files… But I suppose if it the worst comes to the worst....

Also now Linux won't even boot up :/

[Homicidal Monkey]

You could hook that drive up to another computer and toggle the drive to slave. Then you should be able to pull the files off of it.