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Thanks very much, you made somebody very happy!!!
The software is very easy to use and well worth the money.

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Hello,<br />
A RIS has been done on a workstation. Data that needed to be kept has been copied beforehand to an USB stick. This turns out to be unreadable. I think something went wrong during copying. I would like to see if I can recover the original data from the hard drive. When you normally do a format, this deletes the file system structure, but the data should be kept on the drive. Anybody have experience with recovering data after a RIS? <br />
Thanks for any help
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Hello,
A RIS has been done on a workstation. Data that needed to be kept has been copied beforehand to an USB stick. This turns out to be unreadable. I think something went wrong during copying. I would like to see if I can recover the original data from the hard drive. When you normally do a format, this deletes the file system structure, but the data should be kept on the drive. Anybody have experience with recovering data after a RIS? 
Thanks for any help

Lost data via RIS

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