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Of course you run those tools on the server hosting the files?
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Of course you run those tools on the server hosting the files?

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I installed those tools on a separate drive to minimize the impact of something getting over-written.
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I installed those tools on a separate drive to minimize the impact of something getting over-written.

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Have you tried GetDataBack? <a href="https://www.runtime.org/data-recovery-products.htm" rel="ugc">https://www.runtime.org/data-recovery-products.htm</a>
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Have you tried GetDataBack? https://www.runtime.org/data-recovery-products.htm [https://www.runtime.org/data-recovery-products.htm]

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I believe the data on the disk must have been over-written. &nbsp;No 3rd party programs were able to recover the disk. &nbsp;We are just going to re-write the files we had in the folder to begin with, and make sure we have back ups turned on this server, to keep it from happening again.<br />
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Thanks for the comments!
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I believe the data on the disk must have been over-written.  No 3rd party programs were able to recover the disk.  We are just going to re-write the files we had in the folder to begin with, and make sure we have back ups turned on this server, to keep it from happening again.

Thanks for the comments!

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You should grab yourself the file scavenger trial and give it a quick go-over anyway<br />
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used File Scavenger for years and would never use another product
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You should grab yourself the file scavenger trial and give it a quick go-over anyway

used File Scavenger for years and would never use another product

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We had an admin run a batch file they were not supposed to. &nbsp;That batch deleted the entire directory including the file itself, where we kept other batch files to run. &nbsp;I have tried several 3rd party tools (recuva, undela, easeus, etc...) to recover the data but they just can not find the missing bat files. &nbsp;The server does not have shadow copy activated or any other backups. &nbsp;Is there anywhere else to turn?<br />
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We are on windows server 2008
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We had an admin run a batch file they were not supposed to.  That batch deleted the entire directory including the file itself, where we kept other batch files to run.  I have tried several 3rd party tools (recuva, undela, easeus, etc...) to recover the data but they just can not find the missing bat files.  The server does not have shadow copy activated or any other backups.  Is there anywhere else to turn?

We are on windows server 2008

Recover data deleted by batch file

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Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.