How do i recover deleted files?????

[SG Avenger]

well i remember back in the day it was as simple as typing in "undelete" in a command prompt, then you would have to replace the first character or 2 of each file name that it recovered. Just replacing the 0 with a 1.

Deleted files are still on your hard drive, though not in their complete form. it takes several writes on a HD to remove a file.

Which is why computer foren... yeah like I know how to spell forensics? *thinks of south park movie* But yeah, which is why even though you delete your HD the feds can still find all your little secrets.

[tr0n]

Use GetDataBack for your files system... There is one for NTFS ansd FAT drives...

[RamboPreacher]

the issue that most everyone seems to be forgetting is that most all of these recover apps (especially anything that is shareware/freeware) requires that it be installed and running before you "accidentally" erase/delete your files.

[ICOM]

why not do a sytem backup thingy. It will set your comp how it was on a certain date

[CasingBill]

too bad he can't read any of this....

[RamboPreacher]

does banning, temporary or otherwise keep you from reading? I thought it was a "ban from posting", and not a ban from entering teh forums?

[pbguy888]

As long as you arent logged in you can read the forums while banned. (correct me if Im wrong)

[CasingBill]

yea....you're right...if you don't log in you can at least read them. sorry I stand corrected

[dave_p]

spinrite @ www.grc.com may be able to help even after the fact. its worth a shot.

[e mag]

thats if they ban your username, if they ban your ip then i don't think you can even get on the forums.

[SG Avenger]

Originally posted by e mag
thats if they ban your username, if they ban your ip then i don't think you can even get on the forums.

another "unless"...

Unless you're ISP connections you, using DHCP, then you'd have a different IP next time you connected.

[grin] we've beat this poor camel to its knees.. lets burry it