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Old 08-27-2006, 05:12 AM
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Greetings one and all,

I have just performed a "Non-Destructive Recovery" on my xp computer thinking that all my saved files would be ok, ie My Music, My Pictures and My document folders, but now appears that they have been wiped ..::
Can RMF find these or does it just find files on the selected drives. At present I am just scanning for "Word Files" as it the only file I really require, but RMF is showing 17000 other files I am a piece confused as to the whereabouts to find these ...::
Does RMF rename these found files?


Thanks inadvance
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Old 08-27-2006, 05:55 AM
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Hi,

Recover My Files should be able to get your data back. I presume you used the Windows Recovery disk and it has deleted your files?

I would have suggested that you run Recover My Files and first try a "Complete Format Recover". Search the drive letter and only search for the default selected file types (dont add any file types to the search). At the end of this search the program will rebuild the entire old file system and display it to you in Folder View of the results screen. Click on the files found to preview them, and if you like what you see, purchase an actviation key to save your files.

There are two ways Recover My Files finds files. The first is using the old Operating System records. Each file on a PC has a Master File Record in a table at the start of the disk which tells the computer where to find the file on the disk. When u find a file this way, it has the full file name and a Recovery Rating.

The second way that Recover My Files finds files is by finding their unique header and footer. In this instance the file the file and folder name is not recovered (because this information is held only in the MFT record).

Please try the Complete Format Recover and let us know the results.

Thank you.
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