Imagine your harddrive failed, you re-format it - then you realise you had valuable data on it.
What is the first piece of recovery software you would turn to?
Imagine your harddrive failed, you re-format it - then you realise you had valuable data on it.
What is the first piece of recovery software you would turn to?
linux live disc and testdisk. Or hiren boot disk with disk commander. But I've only used that kind of stuff for failed disks, not reformatted disks.
edit: try this guide http://www.shockfamily.net/cedric/knoppix/
I've used this before on failed disk's: http://www.quetek.com/prod02.htm
I've also had limited success on formatted disks but in general the less writing you do to a disk once it's died the greater your chances of recovering the data.
Cheers
Jona
Could try PC Inspector File Recovery, you can find it on WIKI Essential Software list.
If money is no object, would suggest Ontrack EasyRecovery.
http://www.ontrackdatarecovery.com/f...very-software/
Bit steep but I guess it sepends how much the data is worth to you?
Test Disk is really good and free
I have used test disk before as well. Seemed a bit strange the process you go through but worked fine.
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