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Update 2: The problem was probably on my part on the second run. I changed the drive letter of the image file. After changing the drive letter back to the original position and starting it a third time the problem was fixed. The run was now finished within a day. Thanks for the help!

Update: It looks like PhotoRec started from the beginning although I ticked the option that it should continue. The photorec.ses file is now 1.2MB in size, where the old one was 33MB. When I scan the recovered files they look doubled from what was found earlier.

Thanks!

I downloaded the new version and it's resuming the previous recovery as we speak. I'll keep you posted !

recuperation wrote: 09 Apr 2021, 10:57 Have you enabled "brute force mode"?
Which version are you using?

I'm using QPhotoRec 7.2-WIP.

Is there a way to see if I used ''brute force mode"?

Hi All,

I try to recover data from an 1TB HDD where someone accidentally deleted a huge load of photo's. I cloned the HDD and now I'm trying to restore the data using QPhotoRec 7.2. It's running for almost a month now and it found quite a lot of files: 224499 files to be exact. But that number was ...