my hard disk was convert from dynamic to basic, and my whole data on dynamic were lost!!! HELP !!! is there anyway to recover those ?
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download stella data recovery software.it will recover your harddisk data.
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Have a look for ~temp files, sort by date, possible you will find there. Then, open in word "Recover Text From Any File" good luck.
666307
First off - if the problem is not mechanical but just that your computer can't read the drive i.e. the thing hic-cups and makes noises but doesn't let you get to the data, then there is a freeware program called PC Inspector File recovery. This works well and I have used it a few times.  If you enter http://www.pcinspector.de/file_recovery/UK/welcome.htm in the address bar that will take to their site. \nIf the drive is just dead and will not do a thing then I am afraid it will cost money to get back the data. One such company is called Ontrack & the tel. is 0800 243 996 \nGood luck!!!!!!
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Its probably unlikely that you'd be able to retrieve that information but you can try System Restore. From the start menu, go to Accessories > System Tools > System Restore. It will bring your computer back to an earlier state, possibly with the files still there, but I can't guarantee anything. Its worth a try since after all, you can restore your computer back to the current state if it didn't work. No worries.
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How about plugging the old  hard disk into the new PC. Offcourse this may not be desirable if you have a far upgraded & new hard drive.\n\nI have used connected data protector. It restores everthing, but I did not restore applications.\n\nAnd it does allow you to select directory by directory\n\nBut a suggestion. try to re-install the software if possible. Sometimes a restored software may not work. \n\nI do not know the cost for a single user though
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you need a windows disc. something has happened to you system files on the HD, it might jsut be a cable came out though, have a check when the computer is turned off.
196804
try system restore....probably your best choice unless they were externally deleted
257216
You need not to use the PC (if the HD sector where the original document was stored gets overwritten, the data is gone for good). Then find a recovery software (Davory or Recover My Files can do the work) and try to find your files.
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visit www.dynamicdrive.com
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Sounds like you some how got into the registry or system files, and deleted one of your basic drivers.  Either that or you have a boot sector virus.  Use your recovery disc if your computer came with one, if not, your going to spend a lot of money to regain the use of your computer.\n\nBeware, almost all recovery discs completely re-install the OS, so you will lose any information that you had saved.  If you have another computer to use, and you know how to connect a hard drive, then this is how you dont lose your info.  Take the HD out of your dead computer, set it as a slave, plug it into your other computer, and start it up.  When it starts up, it will probably take a minute for it to recognize the HD, but when it does, go to My Computer>F (or what ever the drive letter is)>Documents And Settings> john (or what ever your name is, or if you have multiple acounts, do this to all of them) and drag and drop that folder onto your desktop, it will take a good bit of time to copy it there, but it should work.  Then turn off your computer, take the HD out, put it back in the dead computer, and go have it fixed.  That way, when you get it back and all your info is gone, just put the new HD back into your other computer, turn it on etc. once it recognizes it, simply drag and drop the files you copied onto the desktop, back into "Documents and Settings", badda bing, badda boom, you have all your stuff back.  Dont forget to set the HD back to either Wire Select or Master before you put it back into the dead/previously dead computer.
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IF you are able to recover the file at all, you will have to be on the file the computer was hosted on (not the computer you were using when you deleted the file). The computer that  the file was on may be able to recover the file with some recovery software. Good luck.
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Ouch!\n\nIf you lost your restore disk, then you have no choice but to buy the software -- that is unless the place that sold you the PC will give you a new restore disk. Perhaps the computer manufacturer will have a restore disk you can purchase for a nominal fee. \n\nIt's an expensive lesson otherwise.
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You can try using programs that allow you to recover deleted files.  Go do www.download.com and do a search for "undelete" or "recover deleted files" and try that.  Be sure to check the license to be "free" or you might end up installing crap.  Otherwise try "eData Unerase Personal 3.0" or "Disk Investigator 1.31" both available for free at download.com\n\nNO NO NO- DO NOT USE SYSTEM RESTORE!!!!!  SYSTEM RESTORE DOES NOT RESTORE DATA.  If you use it, there is a VERY high chance that you will write over the spaces on your drive that still contain the deleted information.  DO NOT DO THAT!!!!
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go to recovermyfiles.com and buy the software.... you should be able to recover everything.
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You have to format your computer to get that back. Its your last resort when it comes to missing windows files. To do a backup you need your backup cd's.
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If nothing can read it you would have to use an advanced program that uses bit stream copying to get the information back. Through any normal means the hard drive is dead and all information is lost. If it is imparative that you get the information off of it take it to a computer repair shop and ask them to retrieve whatever data they can. If it is not important to save the data that was on there you will need to buy a new drive and set up your computer again. Hope this helps.
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A great program for recovering deleted files is MediaRecover:\nhttp://www.mediarecover.com/\nbut, be aware that it will take a while for the program to scan your hard drive and it might not recover all of the files depending on how many times the section of the disk that had a file on it has been written over.