[Discussion] Help- File Recovery
Carl Gehr
Carl.Gehr at MCGCG.Com
Thu Sep 6 07:55:21 PDT 2007
Have you tried DFSee?
OTOH, if you've used the system very much since the deletes, it is
likely [as I understand it] that the space for the files has been
reused for something else. I've always been told that, if you
accidently delete something, stop using the system [or at least the
drive] immediately. Otherwise, the odds are, the data is gone.
Good luck!
Carl
On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 06:38:19 -0700 (PDT), brueggemail-list at yahoo.com
wrote:
>
>I screwed up. I accidently deleted several subdirectories on an
>HPFS partition and it would be nice if I could recover those files.
>They were photos I had just copied over from a CF card and were
>too new to be on any backup yet. The CF card has been reused and
>any chance of recovery from that are gone.
>
>I have a copy of Gammatech utilities which claims file and directory
>undelete but it doesn't see the directory I deleted, and doesn't
>show any of the files that were there either. It does find files to
>undelete in directories it does see, so maybe it can't undelete
>directories after all. It's a pretty old copy, version 1.2 I think.
>Is there a better utility or program to try and recover these files?
>
>The photos are important enough I'd like to keep after it until all
>hope is lost. The partition is one I only use for photos, so
>hopefully the files are still there and haven't been overwritten
>(I haven't saved anything to it since the delete). I would be
>willing to buy a utility like DFSee to recover them, can anyone tell
>me if it's capable of recovering directories? Looking through the
>command reference I see a few commands for *file* undelete but
>nothing about directories, or is that even important? I really don't
>care about the directory structure, I'd be happy to sift through any
>recovered files and re-sort them.
>
>Mark Brueggemann
>Albuquerque, NM
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