Comments on: Undeleting files http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/ Hard disk drive technology and data recovery stuff Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:23:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: lancelot http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/#comment-499 lancelot Mon, 21 Apr 2008 04:17:36 +0000 http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/#comment-499 you guys made a great tool that saved my day ntfsundelete excellent you guys made a great tool that saved my day
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]]> By: James Bryant http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/#comment-223 James Bryant Sun, 20 Jan 2008 15:50:12 +0000 http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/#comment-223 My wife is organising a large music course with master classes from the Alberni Quartet and somehow managed to delete all the records (and backups) of who was playing with whom, who had paid, and all room reservation, arrival and departure details. NTFS Undelete recovered it all and we are MOST grateful. My only question is how to use the ISO image file - having tried and failed I installed the software on a memory stick instead. Best wishes and thanks - James Bryant My wife is organising a large music course with master classes from the Alberni Quartet and somehow managed to delete all the records (and backups) of who was playing with whom, who had paid, and all room reservation, arrival and departure details.

NTFS Undelete recovered it all and we are MOST grateful. My only question is how to use the ISO image file - having tried and failed I installed the software on a memory stick instead.

Best wishes and thanks - James Bryant

]]> By: Fedir Nepyivoda http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/#comment-123 Fedir Nepyivoda Thu, 27 Sep 2007 16:15:05 +0000 http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/#comment-123 That was DOS with FAT Now it's Windows with NTFS ;-) In FAT file system, deleted files were just marked as "deleted", and to undelete a file all we needed to do is to change a single character in its name. In NTFS, file deletion affects many structures on the disk, so it is not so easy to correctly restore a deleted file... If even possible, considering that NTFS is a proprietary file system. That was DOS with FAT
Now it’s Windows with NTFS ;-)

In FAT file system, deleted files were just marked as “deleted”, and to undelete a file all we needed to do is to change a single character in its name. In NTFS, file deletion affects many structures on the disk, so it is not so easy to correctly restore a deleted file… If even possible, considering that NTFS is a proprietary file system.

]]> By: aleste81 http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/#comment-121 aleste81 Thu, 27 Sep 2007 00:10:34 +0000 http://blog.atola.com/undeleting-files/#comment-121 Well in DOS times you could Undelete files "in place", in the exact same disk space they were before. Well in DOS times you could Undelete files “in place”, in the exact same disk space they were before.

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