When I delete a file in Windows or Linux from the GUI, be it delete, empty trash, or shift-delete, I can use TestDisk immediately to at least find the file if not outright recover it. But why is it if I delete something from the command-line/DOS prompt, it's likely gone for good?
I ask because I ...
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- 05 Dec 2013, 03:44
- Forum: File undelete
- Topic: Question about files erased with command-line deletion
- Replies: 1
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- 05 Dec 2013, 03:32
- Forum: Partition Recovery
- Topic: Is a drive still viable if there is no partition table?
- Replies: 2
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Re: Is a drive still viable if there is no partition table?
Thank you. That's what I wound up doing, creating a new table and restoring the image to the new partition.
Windows 8 hit a snag, but thanks to a recovery disk, I found I could "create" another copy of Windows upon boot. (I can "hide" it by disabling the boot-loader, but is there a way to remove ...
Windows 8 hit a snag, but thanks to a recovery disk, I found I could "create" another copy of Windows upon boot. (I can "hide" it by disabling the boot-loader, but is there a way to remove ...
- 29 Nov 2013, 22:29
- Forum: Partition Recovery
- Topic: Is a drive still viable if there is no partition table?
- Replies: 2
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Is a drive still viable if there is no partition table?
I booted up my machine last week and found no data on the SSD (the drive, bought reconditioned, is only a few months old). Booting a copy of Parted Magic (off Hirem's Recovery CD), I tried probing it and came up with nothing.
Since I couldn't find anything mounting the SSD in an external enclosure ...
Since I couldn't find anything mounting the SSD in an external enclosure ...