Signal Boosting - Recovery of Life's Work
7 years ago
Hey all, a friend of mine,
wanderwolf, had their computer wiped along with all of their 20+ years of stories. We're trying to help him out with a data recovery service but he needs help raising the funds.
You can help donate at: https://www.gofundme.com/wanderer039s-computer
To learn more about his situation, read: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/8854811/
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wanderwolf, had their computer wiped along with all of their 20+ years of stories. We're trying to help him out with a data recovery service but he needs help raising the funds.You can help donate at: https://www.gofundme.com/wanderer039s-computer
To learn more about his situation, read: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/8854811/
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I am a computer tech, so I can say, that based on my experience he should not put too much hope on recovering his lost data, if the tech guy did a full format that will be probably impossible, except if ther new technique I am not aware of.. basically, a fast format will clean the index table, it a little like, like the index in a book it tell the computer where to go tho get the info he needed for a file, the data is still on the disk, and if you are lucky it will have be writes on consecutive sector and possibly recoverable, but if the info was fragmented, that could be rely hard to find the missing piece of the file.
Your friend should ask the tech, who perform the format, what type he used, if he did a full formal, that will be nearly impossible to recover anything, and it will probably be only a wast of money...
Any way, one thing is sure he should definitively stop using this HD in is computer, have it remove immediately to prevent future re-write of data on it, he need to restart on a new HD
I hove he could recover some of is data. and could use some basic good practice like keeping your operating system and data on separate disk or partition and backup thos data frequently on other media like external HD, on DVD-rom or via a cloud storage service.
Yeah, I am a firm believer in backups too.
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https://download.cnet.com/R-Studio-.....-10061966.html
It a software that could be used to recover data event from a format disk... at least if it not a hard format i guess
I find this on a tech video about recovering on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyr14_B230o
the interesting part is about 14:15
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