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Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 1
OS: XP
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HD data recovery
Hey i recently repartitioned my 500gb hard drive, and of course backed up data onto another hard drive so that i wouldn't loose what i wanted to keep on that 500gb drive. But as stupid as i am, i forgot to copy over some very important files. I already repartitioned the whole thing, and feel like a complete dumbass. Im just wondering if i have any alternatives out there, maybe some program (highly doubt it though), or perhaps i could send it somewhere. Just wondering if there are any easy to semi-easy alternatives out there where i could get the data back from. Thanks
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Tech Hardware Team
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Re: HD data recovery
Hi,
There are programs that will collect all the data stored in the clusters on your hard drive, you data is never truly erased unless new files are written over the cluster that holds the information. When windows removes a program or data, it does not infact remove it, the information is still there on the hard drive awaiting to be over-written by new data though Windows disregards the information it formerly removed from its partition table. In lehmans terms, you can retrieve any data back that has not been over-written by new data. There are many different recovery programs, though to be honest i'm not sure what is the best out there or the most reliable, hopefully someone who has used such a program in the past will come along this thread. Regards, Nick. |
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Moderator, Hardware Team
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Re: HD data recovery
dont write any data to that reformatted drive
use active@undelete http://www.active-undelete.com/download.htm it will recover data from a drivew which has been re-formatted
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