Recover a deleted file

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W98SE

Is there a utility that will recover a file that has been deleted from
the Recycle Bin? Hopefully as an executable file.

A file was posted a few days ago, Restore... IIRC- DO NOT USE. It did
recover my file name, but 0 length so no data, but it also took a
similar file name on my hd and changed it to a 0 length file.

Mike Sa
 
ms said:
W98SE

Is there a utility that will recover a file that has been deleted from
the Recycle Bin? Hopefully as an executable file.
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ms said:
W98SE

Is there a utility that will recover a file that has been deleted from
the Recycle Bin? Hopefully as an executable file.

A file was posted a few days ago, Restore... IIRC- DO NOT USE. It did
recover my file name, but 0 length so no data, but it also took a
similar file name on my hd and changed it to a 0 length file.

Mike Sa
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Mike,

this one works for me.

Restoration 2.5.14

Type Freeware
Operating system Windows 95/98/ME, NT 4, 2000, XP
Language English
File size 192 KB

http://tinyurl.com/fto6

Zo
 
this one works for me.
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Restoration 2.5.14
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Type Freeware
Operating system Windows 95/98/ME, NT 4, 2000, XP
Language English
File size 192 KB
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http://tinyurl.com/fto6
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That sounds like a nice little utility.

The problem is that the utility must be in place and used before
anything overwrites the deleted file, or a portion of it. Downloading
and installing will decrease the chances of success greatly.

Be prepared.
 
That sounds like a nice little utility.

The problem is that the utility must be in place and used before
anything overwrites the deleted file, or a portion of it. Downloading
and installing will decrease the chances of success greatly.
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Requires no installation and can be run from a floppy if so desired :-).

Zo
 
That sounds like a nice little utility.

The problem is that the utility must be in place and used before
anything overwrites the deleted file, or a portion of it. Downloading
and installing will decrease the chances of success greatly.
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Try getting a copy of LHA.EXE (it extracts LZH files), and put it on a
floppy, download this utility to the floppy. Open a dos box and change
directory to A:\, then use LHA to extract the archive to the same
drive and return to windows - and then run the utility.

If power archiver or some other multi purpose unzipper is installed
just use that, just make sure to extract it to the A:\ drive. Other
possibilitys might be to extract it on another machine, or just get a
friend to send it via an instant messenger or FTP/webspace and again
make sure to save it not on the hard drive.
 
That sounds like a nice little utility.

The problem is that the utility must be in place and used before
anything overwrites the deleted file, or a portion of it. Downloading
and installing will decrease the chances of success greatly.

Be prepared.
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The download can be saved and self extracted to a single floppy disk, I
would do this from another machine given the option though. I have not
actually tried to recove anything with this utility, but it looks like a
real winner from the outside.
HK
 
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