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should i run the software on the local machine or the server? 
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should i run the software on the local machine or the server?

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Youll need to run it from the server.<br />
The one from snapfile is the one I use most often...doesnt require an installation...
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Youll need to run it from the server.
The one from snapfile is the one I use most often...doesnt require an installation...

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I installed r-undelete on the server but it could not find any deleted files. &nbsp;I am not sure if r-delete can retrieve deleted files. &nbsp;I know it can get files out of the demaged drive. &nbsp;are you sure? &nbsp;
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I installed r-undelete on the server but it could not find any deleted files.  I am not sure if r-delete can retrieve deleted files.  I know it can get files out of the demaged drive.  are you sure?  

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If the sector hasn't been overwritten it should...<br />
Did you try the one from snapfiles?
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If the sector hasn't been overwritten it should...
Did you try the one from snapfiles?

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I am a Win XP Pro user with SP2 on it. &nbsp;Yesterday, i accidentally deleted a folder from the mapped drive and i would like to recover. &nbsp;I looked under local machine recycle bin as well as on the server recycle bin and i cannot find that folder. &nbsp; do you all know what happens to the deleted folders/files on the mapped drive ? &nbsp;<br />
Thanks in advance
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I am a Win XP Pro user with SP2 on it.  Yesterday, i accidentally deleted a folder from the mapped drive and i would like to recover.  I looked under local machine recycle bin as well as on the server recycle bin and i cannot find that folder.   do you all know what happens to the deleted folders/files on the mapped drive ?  
Thanks in advance

How to retrieve deleted file or folder from the Mapped drive

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.