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Recovering deleted files?
Size: Large, Medium, Small Sun Dec 14, 08 09:02 PM | Category: My Postbar
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Hello, I am running BitComet 1.07 on Vista Home Premium (64 bit). I just downloaded a file and, because of a selection error/confusion, ended up deleting the very file I had downloaded instead of the files that I had intended on deleting. Is there any way (other than the recycling bin, since deleting the files doesn't send them there) to recover these files? Or will I have to re-download the whole damned thing?

Although I hope the former, I'm betting on the latter. :(


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Opiate76 Mon Dec 15, 08 06:49 AM

There are a few options.

You can take the professional route an get a program called Encase. (You would need training) This is what the law enforcement agencies use to recover your hard-drives (even after a format or over-write)

Or try this torrent

http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/4465355/GetData_Recover_My_Files_v3.98.6157_%5BENG%5D_%5Bserial%5D.4465355.TPB.torrent

Enjoy


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aarinx (Thano) Mon Dec 15, 08 05:52 PM

I would say see if you has a recovery date made prior to deleting it, sometimes you get lucky that your computer makes a checkpoint when you download something.


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stevenpal (ChipS) Tue Dec 16, 08 08:35 PM

i use a file recover program you can recover any thing you have deleted any format FAT NTFS i use this to recover any thing iv deleted there are loads of these programs about but i find this one handy

http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/4353057/Runtime_GetDataBack_for_FAT_NTFS_3.50.rar.4353057.TPB.torrent


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v1per007 (v1per) Tue Jan 20, 09 09:11 AM

virus ridden piece of crap thanks


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HammondR100 (Innocent Bystander) Tue Jan 20, 09 04:29 PM

There are always one or two that fall for this stuff - but some people don't want to be helped ;)


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v1per007 (v1per) Wed Jan 21, 09 09:38 AM

this passed all the scans on the way down ,it was only when i tryed deleting it bitdefender went stupid nearly killed the machine . anyway you need a seperate harddrive to run this or some other piece of hardware , it cannot work on the same drive .

thanks.



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