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by cool.sumitc
by w2ktechman
seeing the file allocation table correctly. If this is the case, do not use Win XP to try to recover the data. If you have a 95/98 system it may see it fine, but it might be best to have the disc checked for errors (possible corrupt) before doing anything else.
A Linux cd (live disto)may be able to see and get your files as well. Other than that, the tools can start getting expensive with no guarantee of recovery.
If the file system is damaged, it might be best to send it out to a data recovery place. There are quite a few of them, and it should not be really expensive IF it is on fat16.
by webstuff
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