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Recover broken local repo by a virus

From: bluePlayer <v_zakar_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2016 11:25:00 -0700 (MST)

I was yesterday attacked by Cerber Ransomware, encrypting my files and asking
money to decrypt.

Well I did not fall for that trick, instead i have my SVN server installed
on separate machine which is most of the time turned off.

I could create new forder and checkout there but how can i fix my current
local repository, as I have unversioned files which I might use later?

Also i have lot of files which would take a day to checkout locally.

Which commands should I run?

Currently my folder is not viewed as a SVN repository, it just shows "SVN
upgrade working copy" and Tortoise SVn menu items.

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