How to recover the Data from a Laptop desktop after reimaging with windows 7
Hi
One of the staff was using a Laptop which was having windows XP and before migrating to windows7 , I had asked the staff to copy all the documents which is on the desktop to her home drive.
I had imaged this laptop from a image captured from another similar laptop, using Paragon Hard disk manager. Now after logging into her laptop, she says that her copied documents are missing.
I went into her home drive and I noticed , it has copied all the folders and there are no files within these copied folders.
The users says it is 7 years of work.
I have been sending email to staff not to save anything on the desktop, but only realise when things happen like this.
Please suggest, Is there a way to recover this.
Any idea much appreciated.
One of the staff was using a Laptop which was having windows XP and before migrating to windows7 , I had asked the staff to copy all the documents which is on the desktop to her home drive.
I had imaged this laptop from a image captured from another similar laptop, using Paragon Hard disk manager. Now after logging into her laptop, she says that her copied documents are missing.
I went into her home drive and I noticed , it has copied all the folders and there are no files within these copied folders.
The users says it is 7 years of work.
I have been sending email to staff not to save anything on the desktop, but only realise when things happen like this.
Please suggest, Is there a way to recover this.
Any idea much appreciated.
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