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Photorec stuck in sector
I'm doing an unlocatted data recovery, suddenly photorec got stuck in a sector, also the timer has stopped.
What should I do to resume?
What should I do to resume?
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Re: Photorec stuck in sector
Can you check the CPU usage of PhotoRec ? (Near 0, near 100% ?)
Can you try with PhotoRec 7.0 (not the older 7.0-WIP) ?
Can you try with PhotoRec 7.0 (not the older 7.0-WIP) ?
Re: Photorec stuck in sector
I have restarted and resumed a couple of times and it does hang at the same sector each time.
Re: Photorec stuck in sector
Strange, my first post was disapproved and the follow up was posted. I am running 7.0 on Windows and hitting the same sector each time. I too must be editing the .ses file in the wrong manner as I can't seem to skip over the problem spot.
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Re: Photorec stuck in sector
You have to remove the range you want to avoid and modify the current sector number.
Re: Photorec stuck in sector
I'm having this same problem. How do I remove the range to avoid and modify the current sector number? Thanks!
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Re: Photorec stuck in sector
Backup the photorec.ses file first.
Using a text editor like wordpad or notepad++, edit the photorec.ses file:
- modify the sector number at the end of the second line,
- in the following lines, remove or modify the sector range you want to avoid
Restart PhotoRec and confirm that you want to resume the recovery.
Using a text editor like wordpad or notepad++, edit the photorec.ses file:
- modify the sector number at the end of the second line,
- in the following lines, remove or modify the sector range you want to avoid
Restart PhotoRec and confirm that you want to resume the recovery.
Re: Photorec stuck in sector
Thanks! I did not need to try this, because by the time I got back to the computer a couple of days later, the scan had resumed and completed. 