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To test this doc:
 
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[[!meta title="Recovering data from the Persistent Storage when it has file system errors"]]
 
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Extract the files that you want to recover to the case folder.
 
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After the analysis finishes, the files that were recovered are listed in
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*Autopsy* analyzes the data source.
 
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Add the partition image of the Persistent Storage as a data source.
 
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Open a new case.
 
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Start *Autopsy*.
 
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Using *Autopsy* to analyze the partition image
 
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Press **Enter** to continue.
 
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When starting for the first time, *Autopsy* freezes on **Starting modules**.
 
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`install_application.sh`
 
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`install_prereqs_ubuntu.sh`
 
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The ZIP file of *Autopsy*.
 
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From the [download page](https://www.autopsy.com/download/), download the 2 binaries needed to run *Autopsy*:
 
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