Does this app retain file names and file structures with the recovered files, or does it only recover as a list of numbered file types?
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i used it to recover photos I deleteted by mistake. The photos came back unorganized, not the way I had them.
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That's strange... I just did it with my camera, and selected the option "RAW+JPEG" from the RAW menu (under SET), and when I checked in the camera, I had a pair of files with the same name but different extensions (one JPG and one RAF). Now, opening the RAF files is a different matter, since I use Linux...-rw-r--r-- 1 daniel users 924191 Mar 29 15:40 DSCF2334.JPG-rw-r--r-- 1 daniel users 25437456 Mar 29 15:40 DSCF2334.RAF
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Thanks. I totally forgot about this thread. I just assumed that the data was embedded but didn't know how to go about accessing it.
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I doubt it, I bought this software for the same reason, accidentally deleted a file from a hard drive (not the mac one, but a USB one I always use as a 'work' drive). I tried the software in various 'modes' but to no avail. It did not recover any type of file I was looking for. I doubt you'll ever get those files back...
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No. Backup images are stored as files. The only reason to delete files is to free up hard drive space.
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if it is continuing backing up, is that the same information being made redundant or does it back up new information. MAC user with Time Machine
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Yes. Although I haven't used it with that exact problem. If the manual, like most manuals offers little help for that specific problem, telephone the company. If no phone number is in the manual, I'm fairly certain there is a number on their website, perhaps labeled "contact us," or similar. Failing all this, there are companies that will recover data. You probably know that all that gets erased is the register, or title, so the basic data is unharmed until you write over it; I think the personal recovery will be expensive. Good Luck, R
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Take, this possible solution.http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/windows-and-office/restore-windows-8-with-system-image-recovery/
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Not an expert on this, but after my own recent unbacked-up-data-loss fiasco, I *believe* Time Machine (part of Apple OS X) not only backs up each item---text file, photo, song, movie, etc.---on your computer, but creates a whole copy ("image") of the complete contents of your computer---including apps. In the event of data-loss disaster, you can simply restore your complete computer the way it was. This drive's features list describes it "Time Machine ready"
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Yes and no. It needs the file to be renamed a certain way. It's a hack of sorts.
720451
As the ad states, these tags come pre-formatted. Out-of-the-box I was able to scan them using several tag reading apps, and see the empty data structures. I also wrote some command strings to them using NFC Task Launcher (now known as "Trigger").
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My sister "lost" all of her pictures off a Sandisk Compact Flash card, but I was able to retrieve over 600 with less than 5% of the photos being corrupted. I used Zero Assumption Digital Image Recovery (version 1.2) freeware. The software was spyware free and available at download(dot)com It was slow, but very successful, in my opinion. One of the big keys to my success was that I told my sister to immediately stop using the CF card and to not attempt to format it.
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You can format your HDD to exFAT which is windows and Mac compatible. Maybe android will pick it up.
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True. My network specialist advised to try a free recovery utility such as Recuva. All data may not be retrieved in tact, but it might be worth a shot.
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Yes to both, but I'd suggest you carefully organize what order you lay the tracks down in, as the device does not group files by type or association.
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In my experience, all of the capacity is unscripted. When you open the drive, you did not see even folders (not to mention files) until you go over entire unencryption (take some minutes to finish).
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Good Question, I haven't had the opportunity to test it out. I'm not sure if the file type will be support. I'll test it and send out an update. Bobby