The first thing I would do is gracefully stop your SQL Server services -- Then make a copy of all the ldf/mdf files on the server. Also find the location of the backup files -- they should be name something like MyDBname_backup_200907220000.bak and rename the extension to something like .hold. That way they aren't wiped out by a maint plan if you have to go to restore.

After that -- only bring back the SQL Server Service -- and not the Server Agent.

Check if the database(s) are still marked suspect. If they are

ALTER DATABASE [MyDBName]
SET EMERGENCY
GO
EXEC sp_resetstatus 'your_db_name';
GO
DBCC DBRECOVER ('your_db_name')
GO
ALTER DATABASE [MyDBName]
SET ONLINE
GO

If that doesn't work -- please post back and we can see what else we can do.

For more information about "sp_resetstatus" go to:
http://community.office365.com/en-us.../t/255789.aspx

ALTER DATABASE SET Options (Transact-SQL)
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