Recover Help

[Wolverine GTR]

Guysla help 1kak one

Pen drive 1ka PC 1kata insert kalata open karanna denne naha format karanna kiyanawaMy computer giyama pendrive 1ka pennanne menna mehemai

Pen drive 1ka open karanna giyama format karanna kiyanawa

Ath format karanna widiyak naha ona karana files tikak drive 1ke thiyana nisaSo Cancel kalama menne meh message 1ka enawa

Ithin guysla meka recover karaganna widiyak nathiweida format karanne nathuwa

Kattiya mekata help karai kiyala hithanawaThank's​

 

[ruwanjrc]

don't know mchn

 

[Wolverine GTR]

don't know mchn

Elaz bro it's ok

 

[After_math]

ammata siri
file recovery programs use karala baluwada?

 

[tshirtZ]

Like with any physical hard disk, the file system can become damaged, such as if you unplug the USB drive while it is being written to. In your case, it seems the partition table has been damaged. There IS a partition there, just NOT one recognized, and since it is taking up the whole disk, that is why the format fails. Since you SEE the drive in the list of drives and can see the properties, then you need to run the FDISK program in a DOS command window. Select the drive and examine the partition information. I'll bet you find a partition and it says something like "non-dos" and is using 100% of the drive capacity. If so, go through the menus and find the place to delete partitions and try to delete the partition so there are NO partitions on the drive. Hopefully, you CAN delete the partition. Exit and reboot. After you reboot, you should still see the drive in the drive list. Now, use your drive utilities to create a new partition and format. Try FAT32 first as not all machines can handle NTFS, but most current windoze versions from W98 and up CAN handle FAT32.

source - yahoo answers

 

[Wolverine GTR]

ammata siri
file recovery programs use karala baluwada?

Thama nam naha bro

 

[Freezy_Colly]

Dance disco front of the pc
all is well
disaco for life

 

[Wolverine GTR]

Like with any physical hard disk, the file system can become damaged, such as if you unplug the USB drive while it is being written to. In your case, it seems the partition table has been damaged. There IS a partition there, just NOT one recognized, and since it is taking up the whole disk, that is why the format fails. Since you SEE the drive in the list of drives and can see the properties, then you need to run the FDISK program in a DOS command window. Select the drive and examine the partition information. I'll bet you find a partition and it says something like "non-dos" and is using 100% of the drive capacity. If so, go through the menus and find the place to delete partitions and try to delete the partition so there are NO partitions on the drive. Hopefully, you CAN delete the partition. Exit and reboot. After you reboot, you should still see the drive in the drive list. Now, use your drive utilities to create a new partition and format. Try FAT32 first as not all machines can handle NTFS, but most current windoze versions from W98 and up CAN handle FAT32.

source - yahoo answers

 

[Wolverine GTR]

bump

 

[kites]

danne na mchn
bump thamaaa

 

[Wolverine GTR]

Wade hari guyslaFiles tika recover karaggtha

Thank's help karapu hamotama​

 

[NUWAN BUWA]

Wade hari guyslaFiles tika recover karaggtha

Thank's help karapu hamotama​

මොකක්ද මල්ලියා recover කරපු soft එක...

 

[Kalegana]

umba XP tiyana pc ekakata dala balahan open karanna puluwanda kiyala???

 

[Kalegana]

Wade hari guyslaFiles tika recover karaggtha

Thank's help karapu hamotama​

ela ela...

 

[Dhanushka.N]

pation found and mount kiyala software ekak tiyenawa.eken balanna try karala.ehemath nathnam quick format parak daala recuva kiyala software ekak tiyenawa eka dala recover karanna

 

[Dhanushka.N]

Wade hari guyslaFiles tika recover karaggtha

Thank's help karapu hamotama​

ela ela

 

[Neel_bandara]

karapu widiya apitath kiyanna....!

 

[ruwanjrc]

Wade hari guyslaFiles tika recover karaggtha

Thank's help karapu hamotama​

kohomada kare machn, apitath wadagath