How Can I recover some files from a crashed pc?
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take the hard drive out and stick it into your other computer
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yes, tools like Norton SYStem works and Ghost help recover these files. you can also use knoppix live to looks for these files, if you orginally knew where they were located.
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You can download a software from\nwww.softpedia.com\nIt will retreive your files back
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There are some chances you can recover them with some un-erase utilities, provided that you have deleted the files recently and nothing is written over the deleted space.
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If you mean is there a program that you can download to recover files from a memory card that you have accidentally deleted, then you could try PC Inspectors Smart Recovery program.\n\nhttp://www.pcinspector.de/smart_media_recovery/uk/welcome.htm\n\nAs long as you can access the memory card via your computer, and access it like a normal drive, then this should work for you.
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get the recovery software, like recover my files,
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There are a number of data recovery programs for different file systems - if you had a PC running Windows, you should look at Get Data Back from Runtime software - there are versions for noth FAT32 and NTFS, and it does an excellent job as long as there's no physical damage to the hardware.
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You need to reformat, if you loose any data it can be recovered with this\nhttp://www.ontrack.com/easyrecoveryprofessional/\n\nFirst put in your OS disk, load the OS by creating a new partition.
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Try Any Good Data Recovery Softwear(Recover My File).
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Google "recover my files"
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First you should check what are the files in good condition on your hard disk.\nconnect your hard disk having data to be recovered as a slave disk, (taking out the tiny plastic connector inserted above the pins behind the hard disk, and then connecting the hard disk to a slot available in the computer will automatically configure it as a slave disk) Then you have to see if it is recognized in the bios. If you are able to connect the hard disk as a slave disk, then you willl see C,D,E,F etc partitions on the computer. They are mixed. C belongs to one hard disk, and D to other. So you have to open the partition to identify which hard disk it belongs to)\n\nCheck all the partitions and then copy any data found immediately on cd/dvd. \n\nIf you do not find what you were looking for on the hard disk, the you can try it with a file recovery software.\nBelow is a link of free file recovery software. You have to install it on a different hard disk having windows, (Do not install the software/any software on the same hard disk that you want to recover data from. Installation of a new program will wipe out previous data present on the  hard disk)\nand \nInstructions of use are given in the help files with the programs.\nFree file recovery software PC Inspector\nhttp://download.pcinspector.de/pci_filerecovery.exe\n\nOnce you run the program to check for lost files on the disk you specify. \nYou will see a list of files on the screen. All the files will have lost their names, and given arbitrary names with numbers. You have to identify the file that you want to get back by its file extension. If you want to get back a photo, then look for files with extensions bmp,jpg/jpeg,tiff,gif etc. \nOnce you locate the file then you can click on it and press the appropriate button to retrieve it back to your desktop.\n\n(Read the help files provided with the pc-inspector program)
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I would use a live CD version of linux to recover the files (I recomend "Slax", you can download it here: http://slax.linux-live.org/ , free and legal)... download it, burn the disc image to a CD, put it in the computer, and reboot, after attaching an external hard drive (or a jump drive... or anything with enough space to store whatever data you wish to rescue)... if you have at least 512MB RAM, you can run slax in ram, eject the slax CD and burn your data to a CDR or DVDR (if your computer has a CD or DVD burner).\n\nAfter the data has been rescued, re-install the damaged PCs operating system (OS)...\n\nIf you know what OS files are missing, where they belong, and have access to copys of them, you can use slax to repair the PCs OS, without having to copy the data, or anything like that (just copy the needed OS files to a removable drive, and use slax to copy them to the damaged PC)...\n\nIf you are running linux, slax may be able to direcly repair it (maybe? I'm not sure)...\n\nIf this doesn't help, add your computers OS, and hardware configuration to you're details... also, if you know somone who is expirenced with linux, they may be able to help you repair the PC using slax.\n\nGood luck!
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"PC Inspector File Recovery" is a free software. Download it from "http://www.snapfiles.com/get/pcinspector.html". Its a pretty descent program.\nHowever, I will recommend you use\nGetDataBack for FAT or\nGetDataBack for NTFS\ndepending upon your file system. These are of course paid ones but they are very reliable.
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Sometimes utility programs can do a good job recovering the data.\n\nbad copy pro works well for me
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Sorry, can't be done.  Not even a recovery program will recover a replaced file
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Below are links of free file recovery software. You have to install them in a different hard disk having windows, and connect your hard disk as slave disk. Instructions are given in the help files with the programs.\nFree file recovery software \nPC Inspector\nhttp://download.pcinspector.de/pci_filerecovery.exe\nRestoration\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/restoration.html
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Try this free software:\nhttp://www.download.com/PC-Inspector-File-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10118664.html?tag=lst-0-1