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If one wants to retrieve a deleted file, you are strongly advised to write to another medium, same logic, so as not to overwrite areas of the file.
Author: Deepak kapoor
Date: Dec 7, 2009 - 4:40:36 AM
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Given the plethora of questions about the recovery of deleted files (which I shall call Undelete), I would do a story that explains why we do not recover all the deleted files and that the defragment regularly brings in that context.
I must save my recovered file on another physical disk or logical after data recovery .
This
is because a deleted file is not really what are the areas it
occupied that are made available. If one wants to retrieve a deleted
file, you are strongly advised to write to another medium, same
logic, so as not to overwrite areas of the file. That is to say that
if you have 2 drives (C and D) but are actually a single physical
disk, you can save on a file deleted D on C, and vice verse.
I
often see people asking how to retrieve a file or data recovery
from corrupted disk , they are not ad hoc program. In this case, we
must take all precautions. For those who surf to find an Undelete
program, which the download on the same disc, there is very little
chance that they recover their files. Ideally, it should already have
the program Undelete hand. If this is not the case but you have a 2nd
PC with Internet access, please use this one to download the program
Undelete and set it on a floppy disk.
If you're networking, you may be able to recover a deleted file on another PC (I have never tried but a priory, it should work). If you only have one PC with Internet access, then download the file to a floppy or other disk that you want to retrieve the file. Be careful when installing, it could crush the areas you want to just recover. There Undelete programs that do not require installation, I think especially Restoration can run from a floppy disk, it needs only 400 KB when unzipped and no d ' installation.
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