[yahamar6]

I made the biggest mistake today. i was trying to recover some files off a harddrive that gave a blue screen problem. the HD had 2 partitions. Another person before me recovered files from one of the partitions to the other. So today i formated one of the partitions that had the recovered documents on it, installed a fresh copy of Win XP, all to gain access to the other partition that i thought had all the files. but nothing was there, so i called the guy, and his like ya i forgot to tell you i recovered files and their on the partition(which i formated and installed xp)........
s*** happens...
Now possible could there be hope for me to recover the files on the formated partition. im currently scanning it with phoenix stellar. next i will use r-studio... but is there hope.... It was a Fat32 before the format, and i reformated it to ntfs... urgent matter thanks to all. hope this is legible

This post has been edited by yahamar6: 08 April 2007 - 10:51 PM

[nitroshift]

R-studio should do the trick.

[yahamar6]

aha, im running it right now. aslmot done. will post results

[nitroshift]

Good luck! Waiting for results...

[yahamar6]

good program this R-Studio, first time using it and pretty happy about it. bad thing about this recovery thing is that original file names are not kept. Im only getting filenumbers. I hate SATA drives.....

[nitroshift]

It's not due to the drive being S-ATA.

[Jeremy]

yahamar6, on Apr 10 2007, 12:37 AM, said:

good program this R-Studio, first time using it and pretty happy about it. bad thing about this recovery thing is that original file names are not kept. Im only getting filenumbers. I hate SATA drives.....

I love SATA drives. And just rename the files. If I spent 3 months on a video project and it somehow got deleted and R-Studio recovered it entirely, I wouldn't give a flying f*** about the filename.
You have to know what to appreciate and what not to be too concerned about.

[tomi_ak47]

I used EasyRecovery pro commonly , but i'll try this if there's a chance.