I burn a CD. to add some photos! but after it finish all the previous folders were deleted!!!?
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I have had this problem drive me crazy too. It happens when I burned some things with Nero and some with Windows. I think that it is just Windows Explorer not seeing them. When I went back to Nero on mine, I could see the files still there. I think what I ended up doing is JUST had Windows burn my files. If you have Win98 I am not sure though. See if when you go back to add more files in Nero that the other files are there, or at least showing up as space taken up.\n\nThank you posting below,,,you helped clear up that mystery for me too.
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You can recover them and the software is not that expensive, as a matter of fact I found a program that might serve your purposes for free, Free Undelete might be able to recover the files, http://www.officerecovery.com/freeundelete/ no promises and good luck!\n\nThat will only work if the file has not yet been written over.  When you remove a file from the recycle bin the file remains but tells the Operating System "this space can be used for something else" so its possible that another file or program has been written over it.  The best chance you have to recover an accidentally deleted file is to run the utlility as soon as you realized you deleted it.  It's possible the files have already been written over.
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Unless the photos were of extreme value you shouldn't be bothered. When you delete files accidentally they leave traces on your hard drive but recovering those files will cost you a pretty penny. Some data recovery technicians charge hundreds or thousands of dollars.
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look for the file and delete it.... Unless your backup is on a CD.. then destroy the medium...
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If you are not formatting C drive then you need not copy any thing except the folder "my documents" the rest will stay as it is .After reinstaling you can load all your programs .
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if you have windows XP - try doing a system restore to an earlier date (day before you deleted or lost the pics)\nto do this (on windowsXP) click Start - all Programs - Accessories - System Tools - System Restore\nthen follow the instructions from there on (making sure you select the day previous to when you lost/deleted your pics)\ngood luck
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You can go to Windows CD. Boot off the CD and select repair System. It should reinstall any missing files.\nAfter you do that you will want to do an automatic update to see if the files have been updated since the release of your CD.\nI am not sure if it will work but you could just try doing an Automatic Update and see if it installs the missing CD.
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if you do a system recover from a cd ( like the ones you get from dell hp.. etc.. ) you drive has been formatted and all data erased..\n\nbut you can still recover data\nyou nned a good data recovery program like data robot by hauri, or ez recovery by ontrack and a second drive to recover too ( data recovery programs generally will not recover to the host drive ), it's bet to install the recovery program on the 2nd drive as well ( some can run off hte cd like data robot, but it does slow things down a bit )
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Let us know what system you have. Is it, Win95, 98, 2000, ...etc.\n\nRestore. If you have Win XP, you might want to restore your system. To do this, go to, \n\nSTART/PROGRAMS/ACCESORIES/SYSTEM TOOLS/RESTORE SYSTEM or SYSTEM RESTORE\n\nThen, follow instructions. Go back as far as you can go on the date. This should solve and restore your missing files problems.\n\nLou — elbohemio724@yahoo.com
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go to programme>accesories>system tools>backup then choose\nbackup>all information in computer then create a folder with name backup then burn it on cd. that's it.
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try system restore....probably your best choice unless they were externally deleted
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Only files that haven't been acsessed for awhile will risk being deleted.\n\nThe Wizard will ask you if you want to save them
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Yes, save it somewhere else before you burn it. Then add it to the CD "compilation screen" in the CD burning software. Make sure you don't delete your downloads until after your CD has been burned/created.
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u can do it only on one condition backup that particular folder before deleting.(in a cd,pen drive,floppy....)\ndelete it,see if ur pc has been affected due to the absence of the file,if it has then  just put it back where it was simple \nfor further details contact ur local software technician!!!!!!
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use "DiskInternals Undelete" to recover the lost data to another proper drive, then you can reformat the c: drive and the it should work fine.. install windows then copy the recovered data back to the formatted drive
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Those files usually get created by CD burning software and usually get deleted after sucessful burn session.\nIf not sucessful program tends to forget them behind.I have seen nero burning rom do this.\nThese files are safe to delete.\nIndex points to file and not viceversa.Original file is intact.
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Your question has a lot of variables that need to be considered.  Like what operating system it's running, have a lot of files been written to the server since then?  When you delete a file it isn't actually deleted just the link to it is  broken and to the operating treats it as it is not there.  The problem arises when you start adding files the operating system is will probably write over the location of the file that you would like to recover. So if this data is really important you need to stop using the drive in question to prevent any further data loss.  A good set of tools is called Rtools. Here is the website. http://www.r-tt.com/\nThis is just one of the many tools available to use.  Depending on the value of this data you might want to seek professional service to retrieve the data.