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Datorn

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bjorsa
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rädda tömd papperskorgen

Satt å plockade bort en massa skräp från skrivbordet å råkade då ta bort min katalog över alla bilder jag använt på foto i fokus men orginalen finns ju kvar i andra mappar men finns de något enkelt sätt att få tillbaks den kastade mappen när papperskorgen är tömd för de går väl inte bara att göra en systemåterställning eller?

mvh/bjorsa

bjorsa
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#1

Jo de fungerade att bara göra en systemåterställning till gårdagen å vips så fanns katalogen där igen på skrivbordet skönt då slipper man ju jobbet att redigera om bilderna en gång till .

mvh/bjorsa

bjorsa
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#2

så där går de när man är snabb å tror man löst problemet de enda som fanns i katalogen var en ini fil på 1 kb pisa.ini suck

mvh/bjorsa

johan
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#3

Kanske kan det här vara till hjälp?

Sometimes I empty Windows' Recycle Bin before I realize that I shouldn't have deleted a particular file. And if I delete a file through the command line or if the deleted file is too big, the files might never get to the Recycle Bin. How do I get these deleted files back?

Jon Martinez, Cottonwood, Arizona

It's easy to restore a deleted file that's still in the Recycle Bin--just right-click it and choose Restore. But recovering a deleted file that's not in the bin is no sure thing. Luckily, Windows doesn't actually erase the data until it reuses the disk space formerly occupied by the deleted file, so recovering the data is possible.

You can do three things to increase the likelihood of recovering a deleted file:

Back up your data: If you have a copy, you may not have to undelete the original.

Defrag your hard disk often: Restoring a deleted file is more likely if it was on your drive in one contiguous piece.

Don't write to the drive: Avoid saving files or otherwise accessing your hard disk until you have restored the file. Windows treats a deleted file as available space, so saving a new file could overwrite the deleted one, thereby rendering it irretrievable.

That's why I recommend DTI Data's $25 Fast File Undelete, which operates without writing to the hard drive. Download the utility onto another computer, unzip the program file to a floppy disk, insert the floppy in the PC with the deleted file, and run the program. Download the demo (which requires registration and will retrieve only files smaller than 15KB), or visit the company's site to buy the full version.

Kopierat från PC World.

Mvh // Johan

bjorsa
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#4

Tack Johan,

Men nu har jag hunnit å jobbat mot hårddisken och själva mappen var stor så den är nog sönderdelad å delvis skriven till men tack i alla fall.

mvh/bjorsa