I have saved a bunch of important emails on floppy, so the programs are not available, will I still be able to recover data
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I would assume so. It has been a while since I used it, but I believe I was able to retrieve both documents and photos from old floppys.
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You should be able to recover data if your computer is set up to get into the external floppy disk. I have no problem with mine.
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That's interesting. I just kept mine in a box, but that was fortunate because when the new drive failed they were able to retrieve my data (again) from my original drive. I would think a computer place that does repairs could help you.Sounds like a great idea, good luck.
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No. All existing data is lost and the drives are reformatted in creating the RAID.
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Mine did not but there is a way to download a recovery file.I have been happy with my computer. It really has not given me any problems.
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Well, I have some old Verbatim and 3M floppies. And the external floppy I bought described here worked very well. I don't know why they would not work for you. If they are corrupted or they are non-functional that may be the case. Sorry I could not give you something more.
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Yes. It can be reformatted if not in the correct windows format. I only two formats I know are FAT-32 (Mac and pc) and Windows NT (Mac read and PC readwrite).
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Data Rescue is easy to use. Your data is recoverable if you have not used the memory card since the data was deleted. If you have used the card, your data may have been already overwritten and therefore not possible to be recovered. If the data is there, Data Rescue will get it.
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No to everything. It only works with Windows XP, nothing after that. Plus all old floppys are all numbered the same way. So you have to rename the files on every one. The only thing you can do on windows XP only is look at the pictures.
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No. smile. the version backed up from your old computer has files in it specific to that hardware. It would be nice, though, wouldn't it!
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I do not know.Sure hope so, but been a SSD you better have a back up of your information, because it is imposible to recover if something goe wrong.
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I used a version of this floppy drive with Windows 8 system to read some of previous files made on IBM compatible computers. Some of the files could not been read. Your MAC format layout is different than what your Windows 7 System requires.
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I am afraid that I can't answer this question since I had the CD which contained the program that was downloaded onto my computer.
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No because it is reconditioned. All info can be found on the net at San Disk.
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There was software included, presumably a backup program. I formatted the disk and use time machine to do my backups.
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As luck would have it, I found "Dore.exe" on an old backup. It's a 982 Kb file, with no other files associated, and when I click it, it says that it's going to unZip some files, so this could be what you're looking for. Understand, I make no promises, guarantees or warranties, but I'm happy to send it if you want to try it... Question is, how would I get it to you?
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Sorry to hear this happened Mary. I hope you recover your files. Recovering the files prior to running chkdsk with the /f (f for format) might be desirable. Is the drive still within warranty? Most Lexar drives have a limited factory warranty free with the drive. The nature and length of the warranty depends on the drive type and model.
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There are two methods you can recover from here, you can restore to a previous point under the start up menu when you are starting you machine, or, if you made a recovery disk when you started your machine the fist time that is your best bet. The recovery disk will contain the missing file. If you do not have that contact Dell and see if they can ship a recovery disk, the last thing is to do as I did and buy one from Amazon. I have been able to restore several machines in this manner. I hope this helps.