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I am working on Ubuntu 18.04 . I deleted an important file with an extension .ipynb . I searched for similar cases and tried to use testdisk but it seems like I'm doing something wrong. Testdisk can not find any harddisk. I was going to make explicit the location of the device like it's been done in this case viewtopic.php?t=8161 but I don't know the exact location and fdisk -l doesn't work for me. It says :
Now I am confused. You are running Linux. "C:\" is a windows term. It seems to be mounted as the c-folder.
Where is your operating system?
There is lacking information about from where your Linux starts. Without devices there is no Linux starting.
recuperation wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019, 20:57
Now I am confused. You are running Linux. "C:\" is a windows term. It seems to be mounted as the c-folder.
Where is your operating system?
There is lacking information about from where your Linux starts. Without devices there is no Linux starting.
Yes. My OS is windows 10 and I'm using Ubuntu(Windows subsystem for Linux) on windows 10.
recuperation wrote: ↑25 Oct 2019, 05:23
I doubt that your Linux subsystem gives you full system control.
Try running the Windows version of Testdisk on Windows 10.
Finally, thanks a lot . I somehow managed to recover my file thanks to you. I wish I could have done this process on Ubuntu because this way ıt requires too many unnecessary steps.
I am glad to hear about every success story!
There is a possibility to mark threads as solved. I don't know if you can do that for your own thread or if Christophe Grenier has to do it.