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I liked the DiskDigger un-delete program. Out of the four un-deletion programs I recommended here, DiskDigger was my first choice. Fast forward to now. I stupidly deleted a temp file on a USB memory disk, and needed it back. So I downloaded a copy of DiskDigger. Not very happy now. [...] PDF, as a document format, I find really useful. I find it useful because I can share a document with you, and it will be formatted as I intended it. In other words, you’ll see the same page layout as I see. To create PDFs, I use CutePDF Writer. I love it so [...] I like Defraggler, as it: is free. is available as a 64-bit version. allows you to exclude specific files and folders, and has scheduling built-in. Downsides? None that I can see of. Perhaps it could detect that the Windows Disk Defragmenter is running in the background, and warn you that running two [...] If you followed my posts on un-deleting files, you now know that when you delete a file, you can often recover it. A reader asked in email
No, and let me show you why. I’ll “Quick format” & “also “Format” a USB stick, and demonstrate that you can still recover files. Then I’ll show you what I do to wipe a disk clean. “Quick” & Full Formatting it makes no difference, you can still recover files. (Click here to continue reading Deleting those files forever.) Only 3 that I would recommend, and 2 I didn’t test. Found yourself in the “Oh crap, I’ve just delete some files by mistake” moment? I did recently, and it spurred me on to update this list I created in 2008. Some terminology
I’d use it
(Click here to continue reading 15 un-delete programs, a list) And the reasons for not touching these programs would be for one of the following reasons:
(you can see the un-delete programs I would use here).
(Click here to continue reading 9 un-delete programs I wouldn’t use) And I only just realised it now. * Now I’m not going to complain about Microsoft. If you have a valid license key, you should activate it. But I don’t want to activate Windows as I’m just doing some tests, part of the Undelete series of posts. And before someone says “Dude, you [...] Not that I’d actually WANT to, but if I had to, it’ll be one of these four three. And truth is, I would probably use several of these programs if I’ve really need to get the data back. How I tested. Well I deleted 19 photos from mistake from a USB stick, and [...] So, I deleted 19 photos off my USB stick that I shouldn’t have, it was one of those “oh crap!!!” moments. As soon as I deleted the files, waahhhhhhhhhhhh. Seemed like a good opportunity to check out the programs I have listed in 10 free programs to recover deleted files. I’d be interested if you have any other recommendations. Here are the results of 3 programs I tried with Windows XP: Restoration
(Click here to continue reading The “I’ve just deleted some photos ‘Oh Crap!’” moment) A backup of your information is only good if it is stored in a separate place, such your office. Or stored with a web Online Backup service. Local Backup, aka You Store It Free Cobian Backup Comodo Backup Fling Karen’s Replicator Microsoft SyncToy v2 SyncBack Freeware Edition Unison Not-free AllSync BounceBack Ultimate EMC Replistor [...] |
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