I have a doubt, please give a suggestion. Here is it.       can we get the records which we deleted from recycle bin. If it is there, please share the answer.   Thanks and regards KS Kumar
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Hi i want to get the deleted records (records deleted from recycle bin of sales force).can any one help on this i tried this soql query retrive deleted records but its result showing error:  "SELECT Id, Name,ISDeleted  FROM lead WHERE ISDeleted = true"
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I need some help recover files from a partially overwritten partition.  I will start with what happened. I was trying to make a image out of my hard drive using dd, but I found somewhere online that using pv would tell me the best bs count to make the copy, what it didn't say was that it would make the copy.  I ran the following command:  pv &lt; /dev/sda &gt; /dev/sdc   When I realized what was going on I stopped it, but it had already written around 1GB. I would like to recover the files that were not written over, I suspect those that were are long gone.  If someone knows a way I would be thankful.
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When something of yours is deleted (answers, comments, questions, Area 51 proposals) it would be nice to get some kind of notice other than just not being able to find it anymore. You receive notices for everything else that can be done to something of yours, and often relating to something of yours, so why not this?  I've never had anything moved that I know of, but if that doesn't send you a notice I'd say it should too.  If you don't know that this has happened, then one might be tempted to think there was some user or software errors and just post again.
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From a Windows workstation when I delete files over the network (e.g. a file share, server disk, etc) those files are never put into a trash can, either on my Windows workstation or on the server - they're instantly and permanently deleted. This has always sucked IMHO.  Is there a software that, in this scenario, puts the files into a trash can somewhere for easy undelete?  Maybe a Windows policy change, registry setting value, software utility, etc ?   -- Looking for a specific solution instead of general "Hey look into this, or try this". I'm convinced somebody has already solved this and can explain it. Thanks.
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I was recording my screen whilst giving a presentation. Instead of stopping the recording cleanly I closed the lid of my laptop. Later, when I opened it again, the recording had stopped, but there was no sign of the resulting file. Can anyone tell me where the recording may be stored on disk so I can recover it?
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Can HDD platters theoretically be interchanged that one could recover data from a HDD in which something else might be damaged? I am interested if it is technically possible, whichever effort is needed for that. This might also be of interest for forensic research.
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I noticed that the  was deleted.   When the  came out, I tried to look for my old answer as well as others for comparison.  Why not just mark the old one superseded by [insert link]?  Note: I don't care about lost rep. There were a lot of useful links in answers and comments there (and some less-than-useful ones too).     Old CoC FAQ may be available  and . Source: (, ).
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For example,  question's timeline is 404 for 10k users, who are supposed to be able to see deleted posts.        So, can we 10k+ users be able to see deleted questions'  like we can on ?
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A guy I work with just came by to ask me about a damaged thumb drive/USB flash drive.  Apparently his son dropped it on a hard surface and it won't power up anymore.  They've tried plugging it into multiple machines without success, even though each port they tried was able to power other USB devices.  He knows it's not a lost cause because a local tech store is offering to recover the data for $500, but he says they're not worth that much.  I figured someone on SU would have an idea about this; he doesn't care about using the drive in the future, just wants to salvage a few files that would be a pain to recreate.  Is this possible without advanced equipment, and if so, how?  He said he already tried the advice on the Internet about typing in different drive letters and such, but that failed because there was no power going to the drive.  He also said that he opened the case up at one point, but I'm not sure what, if anything, he did inside.
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Files disappeared from my computer. On running a system search, they were found in C:\found.001\disk0001.chk  I want to go in there and have a look, if there are other files there too, but it gives me an access denied message. I ran chkdsk but it said no problems.   Ideally I would want to run a recovery utility (not the ones for deleted files) that would restore them all to the respective locations. Though I am lucky, I still have them at this weird place.   I am on windows 7.
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I asked , but within minutes, it was off the question list even though the question list went back an hour in time.  Is this some form of moderation?  If so, it seems weird that no comment was made within the thread that the question was deleted, moved, or otherwise removed from the question list.
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Recently, Sara Chipps posted her message . After reading it, I wanted to compare it with . It turns out that she deleted it. Does anyone know why? It looks strange since (as far as remember) it was a sort of official position of SE. Why would such a statement be deleted?
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iPhoto had it's own trash, and when you've emptied it, files moved to the system trash. I cannot find this in the new Photos app. When I delete files, they don't appear in the system trash.
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There has been a change in our DB and one of the SPs has been deleted. We have no idea who did it or when.  Is there any way to find it out? Or enabling an option to be able to track this in future?
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Is there a way/tool to determine the date and time when a disc has been written/burned with high certainty? This is about data forensics and should be a solid proof. I already tried IsoBuster, but it didn't show me the date/time at which the track has been written.
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Are there any tools, methods, incantations to recover recently deleted files on Ubuntu?  If it makes any difference, I want to recover a  2.x database file. But would be better to have a method/tool that works on any kind of file.
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A couple of days ago  for a problem I had.  I got no answers, but almost by chance I solved my problem.  I am not quite sure if the question and answer are really relevant given that the solution was so simple.  So I have a question on the question:   Should I answer it (moving current Update 2 as an answer) and in a couple of days accept my own answer, so that question and answer are part of the archive? Should I ask for an administrative closing of the question, so the question reminds in the archive but not as an answered question? Should I ask for deletion of the question, so the question is removed for the archive?