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jasonwaiheke

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#42376 3-Oct-2009 10:41
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If something has been deleted to the recycle bin, then the recycle bin has been emptied can i still recover it?

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bazzer
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  #260762 3-Oct-2009 10:48
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Probably. I'm sure someone will come along with some specific software suggestions. In the mean time, try not to write any new information to that drive as it may overwrite your file. It's not really deleted, just had its entry removed from an index, so to speak. Now that space is labelled as "free" so available to be overwritten.

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Tarq57
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  #262368 8-Oct-2009 11:45
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Try Restoration  by Brian Kato, or Recuva by Piriform.




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tersam98
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  #262677 9-Oct-2009 11:24
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I have the following software I purchased and EASEUS adat recovery
http://www.easeus.com/datarecoverywizard/

Are you based in Auckland? If so I could recover these for you

Cheers



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  #262719 9-Oct-2009 12:51
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+1 for Recuva

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  #262778 9-Oct-2009 15:15
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+ another for Recuva

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