I don't think I was clear enough on this, but the /media/disk location was actually the Windows Vista partition. And, like I said, from the command prompt I created a folder in the root C: drive (which was /media/disk) and then copied everything there. I verified every thing was there from the command prompt using ls and then removed it from the /home/user folder. It wasn't until I booted into Vista that the data appeared to be lost. Nothing was every interrupted and I did a standard shut down and restart to get to Vista. Does this change anything or is all hope lost?
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