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Well, that would depend on whether the code leading up to the BSOD scrambled the memory of how your disks are laid out or not. It would be ironic if trying to
by Karellen 3y ago
Well, that would depend on whether the code leading up to the BSOD scrambled the memory of how your disks are laid out or not.
It would be ironic if trying to save the files you were currently working on overwrote your partition table or filesystem superblock(s) so you were no longer able to access any of your files any more.
- jpl56 3y agoGood point! It would have to save the files with another filename... or propose a UI to tell which programs were open, so that you can take note of what you were doing