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A software that is run from our computers does not upgrade but has to be removed and reinstalled each time. &nbsp;There is a folder called &quot;Data&quot; that holds the users information until the computer is syncronized with the servers. &nbsp;Due to a down server the users were unable to sync their Data folders. &nbsp;Not knowing the issue a person went to upgrade the system to find out later the folder had been replaced with an empty one. &nbsp;Does anyone know if the system stores a copy of the old folder? &nbsp;Our systems do not run Recovery Console... that was my first step.<br />
Thank you in advance for any information you can offer.<br />
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A software that is run from our computers does not upgrade but has to be removed and reinstalled each time.  There is a folder called "Data" that holds the users information until the computer is syncronized with the servers.  Due to a down server the users were unable to sync their Data folders.  Not knowing the issue a person went to upgrade the system to find out later the folder had been replaced with an empty one.  Does anyone know if the system stores a copy of the old folder?  Our systems do not run Recovery Console... that was my first step.
Thank you in advance for any information you can offer.

Jason-

Recover Deleted Folder

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