If that doesn´t work you could try to make a "sector dump" ... but this is so much work you start beating yourself for emptiing the trash can
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| AlexPanzer Deactivated User 1593 Posts 6/03 |  Posted - Jun 26 2004 : 2:30AMA week ago I deleted a very important file: I deleted it and emptied the recycle bin. But I want that file back, how do I get it back? -Thanks in advance [Link] |
| cubesnake Senior Member 3858 Posts 10/02 | Posted - Jun 26 2004 : 5:14AM If that doesn´t work you could try to make a "sector dump" ... but this is so much work you start beating yourself for emptiing the trash can Cube [Link] |
| AlexPanzer Deactivated User 1593 Posts 6/03 | Posted - Jun 26 2004 : 7:56AM [Link] |
| cubesnake Senior Member 3858 Posts 10/02 | Posted - Jun 26 2004 : 9:30AM Cube [Link] |
| Saki At-Large 2087 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Jun 26 2004 : 10:41AM The key thing is that when you delete and empty your recycle bin (or delete it directly through the command prompt, the space that was allocated to your file is marked as eligible to be overwritten. That means the longer you wait and the more you (or your operating system) saves to the disk, the more likely it is that the file will be unrecoverable. [Link] |
| daviangel Member Only time I would buy a girl flowers is if she was in the hospital 455 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Jun 29 2004 : 5:33PM 2 that I personally recommend r-studio Please never install any application, write any information or recover deleted files on the same logical disk where the deleted files are located. If you have one HD and one logical partition only please visit FAQ section to find our technical staff recommendations. and easyrecovery pro both are pretty fast and I have seen them recover files on my harddrives that I have totally formatted and thought were gone but were easily found by these programs. Only when I did a low-level format on my drives did they fail so I'd say you got a pretty good chance of getting that file back as long it wasn't overwritten. [Link] |
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