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<blockquote data-quote="dcweather" data-source="post: 1291267" data-attributes="member: 153729"><p>Not needed to post in&nbsp; this thread for 6 years! So my Justop has finally failed. Mostly used for running Cumulus weather station software in W10 and uploading data constantly to my website. It has been very successful. So I found it with just text on the screen. It will only boot to the EFI shell command. Can' t boot a W10 repair usb stick but will boot to Linux Peppermint on USB stick. EMMC drive doesn't show up in Linux or Bios boot menu which I can access. So I'm guessing internal drive has failed. I have 95% of data backed up but there is some from the last few months that I would like to access. Any ideas? Clearly difficult because I don't see a way of accessing the drive to either repair it or extract data as it is soldered in. There are a number of connecters on the board but none of them look like SATA for example. Any suggestions before I bin it would be welcome.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dcweather, post: 1291267, member: 153729"] Not needed to post in this thread for 6 years! So my Justop has finally failed. Mostly used for running Cumulus weather station software in W10 and uploading data constantly to my website. It has been very successful. So I found it with just text on the screen. It will only boot to the EFI shell command. Can' t boot a W10 repair usb stick but will boot to Linux Peppermint on USB stick. EMMC drive doesn't show up in Linux or Bios boot menu which I can access. So I'm guessing internal drive has failed. I have 95% of data backed up but there is some from the last few months that I would like to access. Any ideas? Clearly difficult because I don't see a way of accessing the drive to either repair it or extract data as it is soldered in. There are a number of connecters on the board but none of them look like SATA for example. Any suggestions before I bin it would be welcome. [/QUOTE]

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