Ibrahim Bazarwala
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Recover deleted folders.
Dear All,
I was doing cut and paste a folder which contain 28 GB data and while in the process of moving some error came and I could not find any file on the destination folder. I need to recover those folders. I tried many recovery software but no on able to recover completely. Even if some software did it but what it does is merge all file into one folder. I need to recover according to folder tree. Please if someone know about any software, please provide the link.
Regards,
I was doing cut and paste a folder which contain 28 GB data and while in the process of moving some error came and I could not find any file on the destination folder. I need to recover those folders. I tried many recovery software but no on able to recover completely. Even if some software did it but what it does is merge all file into one folder. I need to recover according to folder tree. Please if someone know about any software, please provide the link.
Regards,
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Hi Rindi,
As this is the production server, is it OK to run while the disk is mounted and the shared folder are in use?
Thanks.
As this is the production server, is it OK to run while the disk is mounted and the shared folder are in use?
Thanks.
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Hi Experts,
Actually I did some more copy on the drive where the files were deleted. I am able to recover some after using the software EaseUS Data recovery professional.
Actually I did some more copy on the drive where the files were deleted. I am able to recover some after using the software EaseUS Data recovery professional.
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I will never forget to stop the read and write process onthe deleted hard disk as said by Rindi.
Thanx Experts
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So first take the disk out of the PC and attach it as a 2nd disk to another PC. Then scan that disk using getdataback. It is by far the best recovery utility available, if it doesn't find your files other products won't find them either. Most products, as you mentioned above, also won't give you the original directory structure, but getdataback usually does (but not always). If it sees your files, register it so you can copy them to some other location.
http://runtime.org
If your disk is an SD card or USB stick, then getdataback won't work. For that you'll have to use testdisk/photorec. But this software isn't easy to use but free, read the help files on the products' homepage. It also probably won't be able to recover the original directory structure.
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk