[TheTorment]

I think I have it saved to USB. Ive attached a screenshot f contents of USB.


When I click on mnt there are 4 files

sda1 sda2 sda3 sda4

Ive clicked on each of them and then clicked open terminal and entered bash rst.sh but I get the same result for all.

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The command bash rst.sh is case sensitive so it does need to be all lower case

Which sda relates to your hard drive (windows)

[Essexboy]

The command bash rst.sh is case sensitive so it does need to be all lower case

Which sda relates to your hard drive (windows)

[TheTorment]

I used all lower case.

sda2 is the one with most on it.
There is a windows folder in it too.

[Essexboy]

Select sda2
Mount it
Then run the bash rst.sh command

[TheTorment]

This could be a silly question. When you say mount it what exactly does that mean?

[Essexboy]

Mount places it as the active drive to be examined

[TheTorment]

so I just click it and then open terminal? I tried that and it said file not found

[Essexboy]

OK I have a picture now which may help

• Select on the File icon; on the right pane click on the "mnt" folder and highlight "sdb1" - this is your USB device.
  

  sda1,2...usually corresponds to your HDD
  sdb1 is likely your USB

• Click on the "Tool" menu and select Open Terminal
  
• In the open terminal window, type in the following:
  
  bash rst.sh
  
• Press "Enter" and let it run uninterrupted.
  (The program lists available Restore Points and will save a report enum.log located in the USB drive.)
• The program is finished when it say's "Done".
• Type "Exit" to close the terminal window.
• Please attached the enum.log file in your reply. (You may remove your USB drive when transferring log to a clean computer).

[TheTorment]

There is no sdb1 on the left in the mnt

only sda1 sda2 sda3 sda4

[TheTorment]

I just tried using the USB in a different port.....its working now

[Essexboy]

Select each in turn until you get the same files as shown in the picture e.g. Boot, Opt etc

[TheTorment]

log

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•  enum.log   123bytes   344 downloads

[Essexboy]

Is that the entire file as I was looking for something like this

40.4M Sep 14 03:07 /sda2/~/RP2800/~SOFTWARE
40.4M Sep 15 23:50 /sda2/~/RP2801/~SOFTWARE
40.4M Sep 17 02:06 /sda2/~/RP2802/~SOFTWARE
40.4M Sep 18 22:59 /sda2/~/RP2803/~SOFTWARE
40.4M Sep 21 13:18 /sda2/~/RP2804/~SOFTWARE
40.5M Sep 23 11:59 /sda2/~/RP2805/~SOFTWARE
40.5M Sep 27 11:03 /sda2/~/RP2806/~SOFTWARE
40.6M Sep 30 10:17 /sda2/~/RP2807/~SOFTWARE
40.6M Oct 1 11:41 /sda2/~/RP2808/~SOFTWARE
40.6M Oct 4 03:15 /sda2/~/RP2809/~SOFTWARE
40.5M Oct 4 10:08 /sda2/~/RP2810/~SOFTWARE

[TheTorment]

thats it!

will I try it again?

[Essexboy]

Yes please and I will have a quick thunk