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Since, you can see the recovered files but can’t boot from the restored drive that means the problem is with your boot drive. You can do the following steps to start booting from the new drive. 1. After the failure error. Restart the system using your recovery disk. 2. On first screen choose your keyboard layout. 3. On second screen go to ”Advanced Options” 4. On this screen choose ’Open Command Prompt’. This will open a command prompt. 5. On the command prompt type ’DISKPART’. 6. Verify that you can see a window with DISKPART> prompt. 7. Type list volume. This will list all the disk volumes. In this verify that the restored drive letter is not same as the original drive letter. For example if the original drive letter was C, then here it would be E or something else. 8. If the above is the case then do the following to SWAP the drive letters. BE CAREFUL BEFORE DOING THESE STEPS. 9. Carefully note down the current volume number for the ’drive letter’ associated with your source drive. 10. Carefully note down the volume number for the target drive where your files are restored. 11. On command prompt write ’select volume x’ where x is the volume number that you noted down in step 9. ’ is to denote command. Don’t use it on DISKPART prompt. 12. Now on command prompt write ’assign letter=y’ (where y is any letter that is not assigned to any drive, you can find this using ’list volume’ command) 13. On command prompt write ’select volume z’ where z is the volume number that you noted in step 10. ’ 14. Now on command prompt write ’assign letter=C’ (where C is the drive letter of your original/source drive). 15. Exit the command prompt and restart the system. This should fix your booting issue.