I have a 2T usb drive
I wanted to write an image of my current desktop hard drive 200 GB to a directory on the 2T usb drive
UNFORTUNATELY
The image was writen to the usb drive and anything else is GONE
i have tried various tools (just reading ) the drive
but the tools only sees the 200Gb drive files ans nothing else
tools used were such as testdisk ; photorec;ddrescue
any sugg
Hello all!
So, I ruined my hard drive last week and recovered all my stuff with photorec (1 TB) but I still lost my folder structure and file names.
The thing is that I had a whole back up from 2 months ago in another hard drive, all I want to do is to recover my new files and files I've edited, but I can't find a way to compare'em both and delete the duplicates found by photorec.
Can anyone help
The following quote is the sad, sad story of a thumb drive with the partition table nuked, as told by a friend of mine:
Quote:
Data was recovered from an XP system by booting with a BartPC CD
and copying onto a USB thumb drive. Nothing unusual.
System was rebooted into the XP install CD.
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Hello All,
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Thanks!
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