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| + | ==== How to mount existing partitions ==== | ||
| + | Under some circumstances (e.g. after a reset, after receiving a replacement product), you might have an existing HOME and SWAP partition that contains all your data but you are not able to access it, because the partitions are no longer mounted. If that happens, a pop-up window will appear upon login and inform you that the system is currently running without a HOME partition. All you need to do is simply mount the existing partitions again. | ||
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| + | - Click **Management** to open the disk manager. Alternatively, go to **[[applications_disk_manager#expert|Applications > Disk Manager > Expert]]**.\\ {{:remount-01.jpg?nolink|}} | ||
| + | - Select the existing HOME partition, enable the **Mount as HOME** option and click **Mount**.\\ {{:remount-02.jpg?nolink|}} | ||
| + | - Select the existing SWAP partition and click **Mount**.\\ {{:remount-03.jpg?nolink|}} | ||
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