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What is the command, what is the error message?

From cmd.exe as administrator, this is the command:
D:\testdisk-7.2-WIP> photorec_win.exe D:\data\image.e01

and this is the error:
D:\testdisk-7.2-WIP>photorec_win.exe d:\data\image.e01
PhotoRec 7.2-WIP, Data Recovery Utility, May 2021 ...

recuperation wrote: 18 May 2021, 18:34 Please try out if you face the same problems when using the standard shell "cmd.exe".

Yes: I have already tried.. it doesn't change anything.. (".\" can be omitted in this case)

recuperation wrote: 18 May 2021, 11:07 What does .\ stands for?
When being in the Testdisk folder wanting to call an executable just writing "photorec_win.exe" should be OK.

Windows PowerShell doesn't load commands from the current location by default. ".\" is current location

What you describe is not sufficient to eliminate a possible error in code. A detailed error description is needed that shows the questions and answers on command line level. The way you describe nobody will take care of it.


Ok: in windows 10, I have photorec in a directory named "d:\testdisk-7 ...

I doubt that. Try 7.2 WIP anway. If your path contains space symbols you would need to use the "-symbol to delimit the path string. Right issues may play a role. Try to simplify your problem. Shorten the name of the e01-file, put the Testdisk folder content into the location where your e01-file ...

Hello everyone,
I'm trying to recover files from a e01 file from command line.
From 7.1 release, if the file isn't in program directory (photorec_win.exe <file.e01 with path>), I can't open it (no such file or directory).
With old 7.0 release the command work correctly.

Another question: can the ...