GUYS I NEED A BIG HELP

[shanX]

Yeah. I don't think he will be able to recover all of it. Besides, he needs the same amount of disk space on another drive or a partition to recover them - even if the program could recover all of them (provided that he didn't do anything since the format)

I dont think he needs the same amount of disk space on another drive or a partition , and i guess he cud just unformat the whole partition thru sm s/w like Partion Magic, I hav seen such a feature in sm s/w............. m8 be Partition Magic....

 

[Anusha]

I dont think he needs the same amount of disk space on another drive or a partition , and i guess he cud just unformat the whole partition thru sm s/w like Partion Magic, I hav seen such a feature in sm s/w............. m8 be Partition Magic....

I think that's if you lost a partition (i.e. partition table entries). That has happened to me once, and using Disk Director, I could recover the whole partition.

But if you formatted a partition, the files are equivalent to been deleted (but in mass scale), you still need another partition to recover those files to. This might not be 100% accurate info, but this is what I understand logically.

 

[shanX]

http://www.google.com/search?q=Unformat

 

[Anusha]

http://www.google.com/search?q=Unformat

The ones I checked seems to be recovering to another partition or even another drive. They don't seem to be capable of restoring, not recovering a formatted partition/drive.

 

[geethq]

anusha oyage processor eka mokadda!!

 

[geethq]

E6300 da?

 

[Anusha]

anusha oyage processor eka mokadda!!

Don't know which model, but it's a human brain.
BTW, don't hijack this thread.

 

[shanX]

I think that's if you lost a partition (i.e. partition table entries). That has happened to me once, and using Disk Director, I could recover the whole partition.

But if you formatted a partition, the files are equivalent to been deleted (but in mass scale), you still need another partition to recover those files to. This might not be 100% accurate info, but this is what I understand logically.

Hmm... yeah might be....

I also lost partition table entries once tried a lot of stuff, finally ran the Disk Doctor tool on the autoplay of Norton Systemworks CD, that's it

 

[geethq]

Don't know which model, but it's a human brain.
BTW, don't hijack this thread.

Imnot hijaking!!

just help him!!(shan)

kattiya kathawena thread walata anith aya enna kamathiy!!


Oyage **** molee gana newey ahuwe!!

Oyage PC processor eka gana!

 

[shanX]

E6300 da?

Yes, Dont hi-jack the thread

 

[geethq]

Yes, Dont hi-jack the thread

machan anushata kiwwa tika thamay ubatath!

 

[Anusha]

Hmm... yeah might be....

I also lost partition table entries once tried a lot of stuff, finally ran the Disk Doctor tool on the autoplay of Norton Systemworks CD, that's it

Couple of days ago, I lost some of my files because of a stupid mistake. I stopped everything I was doing, to prevent overwriting those files. Then I installed O&O UnErase and tried to recover them. It couldn't recover all of them. Well, I couldn't do that anyway because I didn't have enough space in other partitions.

 

[geethq]

partition ekak format kaloth eke data recover karanna baa needa??

hard wala ayy api permanently delete karapuwath thiyenne!!

ekata yanne hard ekee edamada nathnam built in edak wen karala thiyeda??

 

[Anusha]

partition ekak format kaloth eke data recover karanna baa needa??

hard wala ayy api permanently delete karapuwath thiyenne!!

ekata yanne hard ekee edamada nathnam built in edak wen karala thiyeda??

Deleting a file (file A) doesn't zero the bits on disk corresponding to A. It only removes the connection with the file allocation table. If the connection can be restored, A can be recovered, provided that the bits of A are not replaced by bit of a new file/files, which was/were copied to that partition after deleting A.

Hope you understood that

 

[shanX]

The ones I checked seems to be recovering to another partition or even another drive. They don't seem to be capable of restoring, not recovering a formatted partition/drive.

Did u try by deleting ur partitions??

Btw did u try Restorer2000 or smthin??

 

[Anusha]

Did u try by deleting ur partitions??

Btw did u try Restorer2000 or smthin??

No, I just read the description

 

[geethq]

Deleting a file (file A) doesn't zero the bits on disk corresponding to A. It only removes the connection with the file allocation table. If the connection can be restored, A can be recovered, provided that the bits of A are not replaced by bit of a new file/files, which was/were copied to that partition after deleting A.

Hope you understood that

yap

but this is not the full answer

 

[geethq]

machan ethakota 164n 153k ayy!

 

[shanX]

Couple of days ago, I lost some of my files because of a stupid mistake. I stopped everything I was doing, to prevent overwriting those files. Then I installed O&O UnErase and tried to recover them. It couldn't recover all of them. Well, I couldn't do that anyway because I didn't have enough space in other partitions.

Well.. sorry.com thamaaa :S

I hav done the same too

 

[zCexVe]

I'll tell u a way to do.This needs a good memory of the past and lots of patience and hope.
remove every task frm ur HDD which lost data(i.e. pagefile)
U hav to remember the partition sizes u had b4 exactly.and the partition FS es.Usually this comes NTFS.(If its FAT we r lucky.FAT has less security--->easy to recover)
Format ur HDD with the exact primary,secondry partitions with exact sizes and FSes.
Now u hav to use a recovery software.I recommend mostly Get Data Back by Runtimesoftware.Its 2.14 NTFS is available with crack.Get it frm a warez site.Usually other softwares didnt supported for this trick while I tried.If u like try them too.
Plugin a extra HDDS,Flash drives to make space for the largest partition to recover.
Start recovering.This will take some time.But dont worry.98% of files will be recovered correctly.In your case If done correctly It will be 490GB.

If u dont set the partition sizes correctly still some data would be recovered.But will loose the Files which had their IDs on the lost clusters frm the partition.But still u can get about 100GB data.

Hope u will recover ur files anyhow.Best of luck.
U can do it 2morrow coz from 6.05 u dont hav to do anywork ne.