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First Read the guide for How to enable Rescue Mode .

Once you have enable Rescue Mode successfully , now you need to login to your VPS using SSH Client .

Download SSH Client : https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html 

Host: Your VPS IP.

Click on button "Open" , afterwards you will be prompt with login option.

Username: root
Password: Your rescue mode password

Now we need to mount your VPS Disk/Storage to Rescue Mode OS .

Run these command:

fdisk -l

You can see the device name here: /dev/vdb1

In some case, it can be different name such as /dev/sda1 or /dev/sdc1

You should see the size of disk device so detect your VPS disk space.

In many cases you might need to install more packages : 

sudo apt update
sudo apt install ntfs-3g

Now, you can need to run below commands to mount this disk to rescue mode OS.

First we need to create mount directory:

mkdir /backup

Now we need Mount /dev/vdb2 to /backup folder.

mount /dev/vdb2 /backup

We have mounted the /dev/vdb2 successfully .

Now we need to access the mounted directory using sFTP/FTP Software .

Download FTP Client : https://filezilla-project.org/download.php

Once login to sFTP successfully ,now you need to go to /backup directory to access your files.

You can see all your data is here .

Now you can download all your important data from here.

Once you have taken backup of your important data , you now need to disable rescue mode by going to your VPS Control Panel.

Click Rescue Mode -> Disable Rescue Mode.