4. Type: SFSExtract SINGLE <drive> <target>
Where <drive> is the non-accessible SC101 partition drive letter showing up in Windows
Explorer, and <target> is where you want to copy the data to.
Note that the <target> (or another drive) MUST have more available storage space than the
total data size on the SC101 “<drive>”. For example, if a 100G <drive> has only 2G data,
then the <target> must have >2G available space.
Options SINGLE and THOROUGH are case-sensitive and must be entered with upper-case
letters.
Example: SFSExtract SINGLE E: C:\wutemp
The “THOROUGH” option usually is not needed unless the run with “SINGLE” option doesn’t
help recover all the data.
The utility creates a new sub-folder “<drivename)-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx” under the <target>.
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