Is there anyway of controlling what it does recover?Īnd, if I may how do I know exactly which drive to choose where my deleted files are? The drive name given in 'photorec' is not the name I have it as.PhotoRec - Wikipedia Web/wiki /PhotoRec: PhotoRec is a free and open-source utility software for data recovery with text-based user interface using data carving techniques, designed to recover lost files from various digital camera memory, hard disk and CD-ROM. Tried 'photorec_win.exe' instead and it seems to be a good job BUT is there anyway of controlling what it recovers? The way it s going on it is recovering every single file since I first purchased this computer-which means there won't be enough space left-not only that but it is recovering multiple versions of the same file (I noticed 37 of a jpg file, and then another 21 of another jpg file and then. I do not have problems with my HD partition or anything all i want to do is get back my shift-deleted files. OK, now what? Not sure where to go from here. It is probably my Comodo Firewall preventing this. I tried various recover/undelete software such as 'Recuva' and none of the files I deleted are there.Īm I doing something wrong or what? Oh wait. I accidentally clicked 'Shift Delete', therefore bypassing the trash bin on an entire folder (with subfolders and files). Now, let me tell you why I need this software. > Message which pops up is as described, "Write access for this media is not available." 2- Choose Create a log file (also tried 'Don't record anything.') - Enter
1- R-click on testdisk_win.exe an 'Open with Administrator Privileges" So let me tell you my steps in the hope that this will help. You write that you need that you need more info but I am not sure as to what info you require/are referring to.
I did download the 32bit one and got the same results. First of all Fiona thanks for taking the time to help a total stranger.
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