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by thechas
You can use 3rd party file recovery utilities such as Norton System Works, or V-Com Fix-It to recover most deleted files.
Caution: The less you do with the drive, the easier it will be to recover the files.
Chas
by evelint
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by ctmoore1998
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by dklippert
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thanks you very much.
by wlbowers
Once you trash a file and empty the trash the file is still on the drive, the area has been reset as avaible to the system.
Here is the tricky part. The more you use the computer the more of a chance the computer will use that reallocated space,and at that time overwriting the file.
There are a lot of good unerase programs that will recover the files as long as the space hasn't been reused. At that point your only option is a recovery service that will be costly and no guarantee.
Good Luck
Lee
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by budy
You can try with 3rd party software
http://www.file-rescue.com/
That tools will recover deleted file, cluster scan and picture rescue.
Hope this helps.
by evelint
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by duanem5
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by tjc
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