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23-Apr-2006, 04:24 PM #1
Smile Recover deleted files & pics

Here is a little free bee that I ran across in the Lockergnome's newsletter, Restoration V2.5.14

I've been playing with it for two days & have been very sucessful recovering deleted files from both disk and Flash cards.


"Restoration is an easy to use and straight forward tool to undelete files that were removed from the recycle bin or directly deleted from within Windows, and we were also able to recover photos from a Flash card that had been formatted. Upon start, you can scan for all files that may be recovered and also limit the results by entering a search term or extension. In addition, it also provides the option to wipe the found files beyond simple recovery. The program is small and standalone, it does not require installation and can also run from a Floppy disk. Restoration works with FAT and NTFS as well as digital cameras cards."
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23-Apr-2006, 08:11 PM #2
Restoration
It is also available here

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25-Apr-2006, 10:13 AM #3
so if i click this link i fix my problem???

I sent some files to the recycle bin yesterday and then emptied it
and i sorta need them now ?
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25-Apr-2006, 10:41 AM #5
Yes, provided the file has not been over written. Click the link & down load the executable and run it.

Restoration V2.5.14

In simple terms, when a file is deleted, it is not really deleted but the area that it occupies is marked as free space on the disc and available to the operating system for writing.

Once the space is overwritten chances are that you will not be able to restore it however unless you have had a high volumn of disc activity the possibility of recovery is good.

Give it a try, you have nothing to loose.
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25-Apr-2006, 01:17 PM #6
k i tried it
it found nothing
i hope im doing it right
they were deleted out of the recycle bin
and my office partner restored the computer back to yesterday hoping they would show back up and they didnt
any suggestions?
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26-Apr-2006, 06:44 AM #7
Same here didn't recover any recently deleted files for me either
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26-Apr-2006, 07:58 AM #8
I'm not sure what you are doing incorrectly, but last night I did by daily cleanup which deletes all temp file, empty waste basket, etc...

After reading your response this morning, I ran Restoraion & it listed well 12,815 files.
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17-May-2006, 10:53 PM #9
EASEUS Data Recovery Wizard "Deleted Recovery" function can recover deleted files also.
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EASEUS Data Recovery Wizard "Deleted Recovery" function can recover deleted files also.
Yes, there are a number of applications to recovery deleted data however Restoration is FREE is only 229 kb, does not require installation, and it does a good job.
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18-May-2006, 09:48 AM #11
Before I try it- clarify please-this allows me to choose whick files to restore? or does it just automaticly restore all deleted files to original locations ?
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Before I try it- clarify please-this allows me to choose whick files to restore? or does it just automaticly restore all deleted files to original locations ?
Restoration will scan your selected device & list all the files that it can recover, you select the ones that you want, the others are ignored.

1) Select the device to scan (drop down menu under Drives)

2) In th next box below the drop down enter all or part of the file name (if known) OR leave this field blank & Restoration will list all the files on the device that it can recover.

3) Click "Search Deleted files"
Restoration will list all the recoverable files meeting your criteria.

4) Highlight the file or files that you want to restore, & click "Restore by Copying"

5) You will the be prompted to select a folder to copy to, then click save.

Thats it.
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16-Apr-2007, 01:27 PM #13
Recover deleted files
Restoration fails when you format or re-partition a drive, In that case you can recover your files and data using Recover Data software. Download the software Demo and try the Exhaustive Recovery Mode to recover files after formatting or repartitioning.
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14-Mar-2008, 08:18 AM #14
There is another tool which you can try i.e., Digital Media Recovery Software. It features an extremely easy interface and powerful functions that allows you to recover deleted and lost photos, music and even video files.

This software can recover data from all camera flash memory cards including Compact Flash Card (CF), Smart Media Card, Secure Digital Card (SD), Multi-Media Card (MMC), XD Picture Card (XD), Micro Drive, Sony Memory Stick (Duo, Pro), as well as removable storage including Zip disk, USB drives and Hard drives. Recovery of files is also possible even when drive has been formatted.
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