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Hobbies & Interests => Computer & Technology => Topic started by: MiNkaujNpaujNyiag on February 11, 2016, 08:44:11 PM
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Well i kind of reformatting my laptop without saving my stuff on to a hard drive!!!! so i was wondering is their any software that could recovery files that still in my laptop which i had try a few but didn't do all the files only some!!! so please help thanks link to the website would be helpful
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It happen to me too. I was naive to use system restore to find missing files, but the computer went into full recovery. I forgot to look carefully at the warnings on the dialog box saying that if I click "next", the programs and drivers I recently installed will be remove completely except photos, musics, and written documents stay remain in the hard drive. Sh!t I got so mad at myself for allowing the PC deleted my favorite photo editing software aka Photoshop 7. I bought that software for one hundred and ninety-four buck plus shipping & handling.
Anyway I learn this lesson not to mess around with system recovery unless I have USB memory flash drive that contain 32 GB amount of space as backup to save necessary present time files.
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Some people have luck with Seagate's disk drive tools. The only luck I've had was using Easues tools.
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Well i kind of use was easuse to recovery it as well but it didn't help much though
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I have a paid version. I'm not guaranteeing it will work because I've paid for other recovery software and those never worked either. It hasn't been 100% but it has worked the most consistently. The only other way is to pay a company an obscene amount of money to recovery your data. For piece of mind buy an affordable external hard drive and do weekly backups. I have backups for my backups.
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Yes i do back ups every other days
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Virtual Recovery/Ghost is a good one but it cost money. :P I never bother to back up anything since I don't have anything important. If it's just important documents, just burn them on dvd-rw/cds. They can get scratch but if kept in a safe place they're safer than hard drives or flash thumb drivers. Cloud? Unless you want to pay and your stuff on the net forever, cloud is the way.