Can you restore the C drive by just copying files

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  1. benjy206
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    No problem. You won't learn if you don't ask :)
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  3. Layback Bear
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    Was this a test?
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  4. Tomtom111
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    In what sense was this a test? I wasn't going to do it even if it did work, I was just curious.
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