[RESOLVED] data recovery software
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    cabal
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] data recovery software

    I got a customer who killed his operating system, now WINME won't boot and booting from a floppy it says there is no valid fat on the drive.I ran fdisk and it finds the drive and volume, but if I try to access the drive it says invalid drive specification c.I need to know if this is recoverable( of course customer has not backed up anything ). I downloaded the free personal edition of Ontrack's Easyrecovery software, and it looks like it found the files but I never used anything like this before, and I want an opinion before I spend $180 for their software.

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    jimmm33
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    Check this software out. I have used it and it works great.

    http://www.dtidata.com/products_ff_recovery.asp

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    GHSTECH
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    My vote is for Ontrack's Easyrecovery it has helped me to recover files several times from drives that fdisk couldn't even see correctly. It does take a long time so reserve about 12-24 hours if you have a few gigs to recover.

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    ad3p4
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    Ditto for OnTrack's tools.

    Could not live without them now.

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    pk_GPC
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    I'm in full agreement. I found Ontracks Easyrecovery abount a month ago. Outstanding piece of software that I couldn't live without now.

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    pyjo
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    agree....
    but with a little twist
    my recovered files seems to be unusable
    and PQ L&F didn't detect all the files from
    a mistakenly formatted drive..

    BTW the case above seems to arise from a boot sector virus infection
    my humble solution...
    first go to dos and type fdisk/mbr (it will recover the undetected partition)
    and using (i recommend f-prot) antivirus scan the drive and voila...
    there sits again all the files ....

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