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hi there

i have been having a problem with my DNS 343 and somebody accidentally deleted the folder which has a lot of Important files in it.

what i did was to remove the Hard disk from DNS the one which the folder was deleted from , and when i put the Disk in the System it Refused to work , but it could show me that the Disk is Healthy , and i can't even access the files

i went thru computer management and Disk management and i could see my disk as basic but still couldn't access it , then i tried to change it to dynamic disk still i couldn't access it ,

now i have a software called Easy Recovery , where i ran data recovery and i recovered a total amount of data which comes with no names , now i was wondering how to get them in a normal way as the way it was before in my computer ?

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by robo_dev

Unless you can restore the disk back to the original state, which may be impossible, the file names and directory structure may be gone forever.

by who am i really

Winders can't read / write anything but NTFS & FAT

EXT_, HFS / HFS+ etc. are a no go

also if the unit was configured with any of the RAID options
separating the disks is also a no go with the possible exception of a RAID 1 mirror

changing it to a winders dynamic disk
also hosed it from being used in the NAS again
it will need to be erased, and then partitioned & formatted in the NAS

by seanferd

then i tried to change it to dynamic disk still i couldn't access it

Now your whole drive is good and broken. I don't suppose you check with D-Link support about file recovery?

http://www.dlink-me.com/index.php?navigation=tech_support
(I chose Egypt as the location as the Africa site has no DNS 343 listed.)
http://www.dlink.com/corporate/worldwideoffices/?redirect=%2fdefault.aspx

U.S. Support http://www.dlink.com/support/

Here is a suggestion in the forum for a similar unit.
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=7837.msg55576#msg55576
and
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/251131-32-recovering-data-link
http://www.google.com/search?q=recover+deleted+file+from+D-Link+DNS+343

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