Anyway to retrieve accidentally deleted files by opening it up and accessing built -in memory??
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I'm sorry, but I don't know the answer to this question. I looked in the manual and can't find the answer. Sorry.
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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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More information please: OS? Steps you have taken (I.e. Have you unplugged the drive and restarted the computer, etc.) also, was the drive bring accessed when improperly ejected?
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Doubt it. They don't really do that anymore, and it's not listed under the "What's in the box" section. More likely it comes with a restore partition.
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With a little know how and Linux, YES. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8399/recovering-data-from-a-failed-synology-nas
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I could not find any option in the UI to do it, my guess is that data are not encrypted and if you take out the HD you can actually get access to the files.
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Kelly, Go to the Applications folder and scroll down to the bottom where you will find a Utilities folder. Open it. Find the application "Disk Utility" and double click to open. When it is open, find the external hard drive in the list and select it. Click on the Erase tab. Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) from the Format: popup menu. Give the drive a name. Click on the Erase... button. Wait a few minutes. Quit Disk Utility. You are ready to go.
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Possible with certain software. Do not write over disk. I have recovered several photos but not all. search google for the software.
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Chance of recovery is very thin. Only chance would be if you have added just a very few files to your computer since the files were trashed. At the time you trash them, the data remains on the hard drive, but the computer is told that that portion of the drive is now available for copying new files. The next time you add or save a file, it gets written on the drive, possibly right over the info that you now hope to recover. Once that happens, the old data is gone forever. If the files are still there, Data Rescue would find them, but the likelihood that they are still there is very low (unless you have not saved any new files in the past few months). Chance of recovery is very thin. Only chance would be if you have added just a very few files to your computer since the files were trashed. At the time you trash them, the data remains on the hard drive, but the computer is told that that portion of the drive is now available for copying new files. The next time you add or save a file, it gets written on the drive, possibly right over the info that you now hope to recover. Once that happens, the old data is gone forever. If the files are still there, Data Rescue would find them, but the likelihood that they are still there is very low... » Read More Chance of recovery is very thin. Only chance would be if you have added just a very few files to your computer since the files were trashed. At the time you trash them, the data remains on the hard drive, but the computer is told that that portion of the drive is now available for copying new files. The next time you add or save a file, it gets written on the drive, possibly right over the info that you now hope to recover. Once that happens, the old data is gone forever. If the files are still there, Data Rescue would find them, but the likelihood that they are still there is very low (unless you have not saved any new files in the past few months). « Show Less
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Hi jiMMyoNewAy, yes, you can copy files from the internal memory to a memory using the Copy option in the Menu. Thanks_Mitch
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I don't think there's a way to replace the memory on the USB device without cracking it open. I believe the idea was just to have a convenient last ditch storage device for a Powerpoint or whatever without having to carry around an extra thumb drive.
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You can format your HDD to exFAT which is windows and Mac compatible. Maybe android will pick it up.
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To my knowledge, no. If they were erased from the memory cards while in the camera. If the memory card was downloaded to your computer, the erased pictures can be retrieved, I believe..but, someone with a lot of computer savvy needs to retrieve them...but first look in the trash ben to see if they went there. If in the trash bin, you can retrieve them from there.
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Hello, It's been so long since I've had it that I vaguely recall. If memory serves my right, I believe I Youtube'd it to see how to open it. I'm sorry I couldn't help you any further.
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I can't remember any pre-installed programs being on this drive when I bought it but there certainly aren't any on it now, and I have not formatted it. It's possible I deleted a folder or two when I got it but I can't remember.
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Are you kidding once there deleted unless you saved to your computer---Gone
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F9 Quick Recovery KeyOn Eee PCs, users can easily recover system files that were accidentally altered or deleted. During boot up, by pressing the F9 key, users reset the factory default system files to external USB storage, and users can also easily restore the system back to its original factory settings. The system restore function is especially important when the Eee PC is infected with a virus or important system files are accidentally deleted.