Retrieving deleted stuf

• OO_OO_OO

  11 Mar 07, 23:25

  I accidently deleted my music folder. apparantly its overload for recycle bin and the whole thing is gone.
  
  any way to get it back?
• blahshit

  11 Mar 07, 23:29

  http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=recover%20deleted%20files&tag=srch
  
  maybe this will help...
• manyu882

  11 Mar 07, 23:29

  Originally posted by OO_OO_OO:

  I accidently deleted my music folder. apparantly its overload for recycle bin and the whole thing is gone.
  
  any way to get it back?

  lol...wah.. u are like donoe the how many person asking for this thing liao..
  
  i recommend undelete
  
  u must deep scan the drive.
• OO_OO_OO

  11 Mar 07, 23:30

  Originally posted by blahshit:

  http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=recover%20deleted%20files&tag=srch
  
  maybe this will help...

  ty
• OO_OO_OO

  11 Mar 07, 23:30

  Originally posted by blahshit:

  http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=recover%20deleted%20files&tag=srch
  
  maybe this will help...

  link doesnt woek
• manyu882

  11 Mar 07, 23:32

  Originally posted by OO_OO_OO:

  link doesnt woek

  i think he ment this
• blahshit

  11 Mar 07, 23:36

  Originally posted by manyu882:

  i think he ment this

  haha.. yea.. i meant this..
• XTransbus

  13 Mar 07, 22:20

  be prepared for longs hours of scanning
• kawasaki2

  13 Mar 07, 22:43

  The file may be recovered or not, depending on whether the data has been overwritten.
• manyu882

  13 Mar 07, 23:20

  anybody knows which is the most stable recover data program? cos undelete and handyrecover when scanning... if very lucky, sometimes until a certain sector theywill stuck there esp large partition.
• ndmmxiaomayi

  13 Mar 07, 23:22

  I always use PC Inspector and File Recovery.
  
  http://www.pcinspector.de/file_recovery/UK/welcome.htm
  
  The new kid on block is Recuva, by the makers of CCleaner. But I don't have a good impression of it when I tested it.
  
  http://www.recuva.com/
• kawasaki2

  13 Mar 07, 23:42

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  I always use PC Inspector and File Recovery.
  
  http://www.pcinspector.de/file_recovery/UK/welcome.htm
  
  The new kid on block is Recuva, by the makers of CCleaner. But I don't have a good impression of it when I tested it.
  
  http://www.recuva.com/

  Not surprising, Recuva is still in beta testing phase.
• RvnRooRon84

  13 Mar 07, 23:49

  You mean its possible to retrieve deleted files even after removed from recycle bins??? Wow!
  
  
• R3SsH|n

  14 Mar 07, 00:22

  does this works after u reformatted ur comp?
• kawasaki2

  14 Mar 07, 00:27

  Originally posted by R3SsH|n:

  does this works after u reformatted ur comp?

  Not quite possible.
• ndmmxiaomayi

  14 Mar 07, 00:29

  Originally posted by RvnRooRon84:

  You mean its possible to retrieve deleted files even after removed from recycle bins??? Wow!
  
  

  Yup. But as they are free, expect them to be limited. For wonders to work, please call up FBI in US. They can retrieve data back after you hammer it, pour acid and do whatever to torture it.
  
  Not even overwriting will help.
• R3SsH|n

  14 Mar 07, 00:32

  Originally posted by kawasaki2:

  Not quite possible.

  anything that works like that?
• kawasaki2

  14 Mar 07, 00:32

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  Yup. But as they are free, expect them to be limited. For wonders to work, please call up FBI in US. They can retrieve data back after you hammer it, pour acid and do whatever to torture it.
  
  Not even overwriting will help.

  Hammer the hard drive until it's crushed. I don't believe data can still be recovered when the media device is physically destroyed.
  
  Best is send it to Tuas incinerator. Works wonders contrary to the FBI's actions.
• kawasaki2

  14 Mar 07, 00:35

  Originally posted by R3SsH|n:

  anything that works like that?

  To my knowledge, I can't think of anything that works like that. Recovering data which has been overwritten several times may be difficult, quite difficult.
  
  Who would want your hard drive anyway? The garbage collectors wouldn't find it of any value.