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Help, Deleted Music Folder Files in XP [message #64417]

Thu, 09 February 2006 16:25

Frank[1]
Messages: 1
Registered: February 2006

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I must have accidentally Deleted a whole Song folder and just
realized it today, it must have happen within the past week.
But before I realized what I did, I cleared the Recycle Bin.
This was a large project of more than 2 months work. Is there
anyway in XP that I can retrieve them. I did a search,I checked
the recycle bin and the folder is no where on any of my Hard
Drives. Is this hopeless?? Thanks, Frank

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Re: Help, Deleted Music Folder Files in XP [message #64419 is a reply to message #64417]

Thu, 09 February 2006 17:47

Messages: 327
Registered: September 2005

Senior Member

Your only hope is probably data recovery software.

I've used this before (easy recovery pro).

http://www.ontrack.com/

The more that you've written to the drive since though, the harder it will be to recover.

Hope that helps. Somebody else may have some better info here.

Cheers.

TC

Frank wrote:
> I must have accidentally Deleted a whole Song folder and just
> realized it today, it must have happen within the past week.
> But before I realized what I did, I cleared the Recycle Bin.
> This was a large project of more than 2 months work. Is there
> anyway in XP that I can retrieve them. I did a search,I checked
> the recycle bin and the folder is no where on any of my Hard
> Drives. Is this hopeless?? Thanks, Frank

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Re: Help, Deleted Music Folder Files in XP [message #64429 is a reply to message #64417]

Fri, 10 February 2006 09:26

Mark McDermott

Messages: 204
Registered: February 2006
Location: Portland, OR

Senior Member

Try Norton Utilities. The files and folders will likely still be on your hard
drive unless you've written lots of new, additional files to the drive. Windows
just flips a single bit in the directory entry table and the file no longer
appears in directory listings. In most cases, Norton Unerase will allow you
to recover the files.

Good luck!

Mark

"Frank" <FrankS@msn.com> wrote:
>
> I must have accidentally Deleted a whole Song folder and just
>realized it today, it must have happen within the past week.
>But before I realized what I did, I cleared the Recycle Bin.
>This was a large project of more than 2 months work. Is there
>anyway in XP that I can retrieve them. I did a search,I checked
>the recycle bin and the folder is no where on any of my Hard
>Drives. Is this hopeless?? Thanks, Frank

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Re: Help, Deleted Music Folder Files in XP [message #64444 is a reply to message #64429]

Fri, 10 February 2006 10:48

John [1]

Messages: 2229
Registered: September 2005

Senior Member

we use Rdisk

Mark McDermott wrote:
> Try Norton Utilities. The files and folders will likely still be on your hard
> drive unless you've written lots of new, additional files to the drive. Windows
> just flips a single bit in the directory entry table and the file no longer
> appears in directory listings. In most cases, Norton Unerase will allow you
> to recover the files.
>
> Good luck!
>
> Mark
>
> "Frank" <FrankS@msn.com> wrote:
>
>> I must have accidentally Deleted a whole Song folder and just
>>realized it today, it must have happen within the past week.
>>But before I realized what I did, I cleared the Recycle Bin.
>>This was a large project of more than 2 months work. Is there
>>anyway in XP that I can retrieve them. I did a search,I checked
>>the recycle bin and the folder is no where on any of my Hard
>>Drives. Is this hopeless?? Thanks, Frank
>
>

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