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Pls read this thread all of it http://forum.cgsecurity.org/phpBB3/unab ... 75-20.html

Hi Fiona and Christophe,

I read a few threads before I started such as http://forum.cgsecurity.org/phpBB3/usb-stick-unreadable-t462.html,
http://forum.cgsecurity.org/phpBB3/another-usb-stick-unreadable-t2865.html and http://forum.cgsecurity.org/phpBB3/usb-thumb-drive-recognized-but-not-accessible ...

Hi
Have you tried in >[None] Non partitioned media
[Analyse]
Don't anything ie no action taken or more damage done. Just look at the results and post the results.
When experimenting don't do anything further looked at the results first.Then decide later.

I forgot to ask: isthe backup is on the on ...

Hi
Have you tried in >[None] Non partitioned media
[Analyse]
Don't anything ie no action taken or more damage done. Just look at the results and post the results.
When experimenting don't do anything further looked at the results first.Then decide later.

Hi Tony,
Data recovery is a time consuming tasks and the easiest way is to read all the files if possible and copy the all files using a working computer to another HDD.The data is intact as long as the mechanical parts are working in your HDD.

'So neither Windows nor Linux could find any folders ...

Hi there.
I don't know much about Testdisk but I do have HDD that failed to boot. My advice is turned this HDD that failed to boot as a slave drive and connect this HDD to your PC to copy all the data via USB X.0 to SATA/IDE interface. Then reformat the HDD in order to use it. The data is totally ...

I forgot to add that the corrupted data was 359 MB in size that contains html pages, .jpg pictures, java scripts, txt files, and a folder file of jpg pictures, lastly 2 RTF files.

5.If the recovered items are saved into 1 folder or file rather than into different folders or files that will be great ...

This is my first post on this forum.

Firstly, I thanked Christophe Grenier for the PhotoRec and Miss Fiona for the answering some of the questions even though not all. Well, we don't have answers for everything.

I have a corrupted Kingston USB Flash drive that contains some data. The data is still ...