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01-May-2008, 08:33 PM #1
Exclamation External drive woes.
I'm having a problem...

I have been using an old MP3 player as a portable hard drive to transport files between computers for about 18 months now. All of a sudden it has changed its designation(it used to be e:emma and is now f:removable disk), and all the files on it (about 250 mb worth) have been compacted down into one big file. Is there any way of getting all my seperate files back? or am I trying to unscramble an egg here?

Please help, I have important stuff among those files!

Daniel
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