# Rescue CentOS 7 System

I was busy working on my server in VS Code-Sever when a new SSH connection just would not work, then system after system started failing. At first I thought I was hacked, but when I checked the logs there were no sign of any attempts or any other logins.
I come from a windows background so I thought restarting would probably fix the problem, but it did not. When I restarted I never got to make a new SSH connection. So I logged into my management console and opened the KVM Console.
I can't speak for all hosting companies but I'm quite sure that most of them will have a place where you'll be able to access your virtual server without having to use SSH.
At when I restarted my server I saw it was still booting up but it stopped at this point:

After spending some time on Google I figured out that booting from the CentOS DVD will put me in the position to access my file system
I'm not adding all the commands and screenshots here but I'm rather giving a broad view of what I did, there could be thousands of reasons why your OS stopped working so going into the specifics would be pointless.
In my case the /bin and /sbin directories got deleted which I could simply copy from the dvd.
I needed to add the DVD to my server's virtual DVD drive to be able to boot from it.
This might not have been the most helpful but I hope this will at least put you in the right direction.