Urgent!! How to recover the data from the drive after accidentally formastting it.?
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I have faced the same problem many times , as my clients generally bring, and i usually recover it with \n1) Partition Magic 8.0 (easy to use)  http://www.soft32.com/Download/free-trial/Partition_Magic/4-151-1.html\nor\n  http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_description/0,fid,7324,00.asp \n2)Ontrack data recovery\nhttp://www.ontrack.com/download\n3)Stellar  data recovery (this is best)\nhttp://www.stellarinfo.com/          (<-DOWNLOAD IT THE VERSION FOR YOUR O.S)\n4)PQMagic (don't remember the qweb page) \n5) File Scavanger \nhttp://www.quetek.com/prod02.htm
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try data recovery software\nsearch in google u will get a lot site\ni'm giving u a link to a page , click here:\nhttp://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=data%20recovery%20software&tag=srch
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Not easily.\n\nYour best bet would be a professional data recovery firm - it'll be kind of pricey, so only do it if the data is really important.\n\nIf you were handy with a soldering iron, you could buy a new, identical flash drive, open the case, take off the memory chip, solder on the one from your broken drive, and hope it works long enough to get your data off.\n\nGood luck
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Assuming it is/was on your harddrive, this should get you started: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=data+recovery  If not, you're out of luck.
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See if you can find a Recovery CD or the Actual Operating System CD. Use which ever one you have. \n\nIf you don't have the CD's then I guess you could use Windows System Restore.
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You can download a software from\nwww.softpedia.com\nIt will retreive your files back
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Easy recovery professional and other data recovery software can recover data from hard drive.\n\nbut for that hard drive should be in detectable condition and media of disk should be readable for having a little damage drive in working condition try putting it in freezer for 1 or 2.
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sorry buddie when its deleted its gone unless you have windows xp in which you could try system restore
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will it boot into safemode (f8 on boot)? if so do a system restore ... if not ur sol i think ...there wont be any other backup unless you made one ... if you know what files then pull ur drive and stick it in the machine ur using now and copy the files you need to the system folders ...
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Once a drive has been repartitioned the only way to recover it is if you previously did a backup. In that case you can do a restore.  If you have no backup for the drive then there is no way.
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sorry man....but only an Ablolute Disk Sector reader program can read your disk now.....and it will need to be run from a DIFFERENT hard drive....\n\nContact a 'data recovery' professional, but you may find the cost to not be worth it.  several hundreds of dollars US.
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Reformat and reload you hard drive.\n\nCoach
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Even after a reformat,lost files can be recovered provided they haven't been overwritten by other files.There are several hardware and software programs that can do this.The one I use is "Recover my Files v3.94." http://www.recovermyfiles.com/\nI haven't tested it on a formatted drive but it's worth trying.
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Use PC Inspetor File Recovery!!!\n\nYou can download it from http://www.downlaod.com
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use "DiskInternals Undelete" to recover the lost data to another proper drive, then you can reformat the c: drive and the it should work fine.. install windows then copy the recovered data back to the formatted drive
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if you do a system recover from a cd ( like the ones you get from dell hp.. etc.. ) you drive has been formatted and all data erased..\n\nbut you can still recover data\nyou nned a good data recovery program like data robot by hauri, or ez recovery by ontrack and a second drive to recover too ( data recovery programs generally will not recover to the host drive ), it's bet to install the recovery program on the 2nd drive as well ( some can run off hte cd like data robot, but it does slow things down a bit )
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try checking ur disk by using chkdsk on ur drive \nor alternatively have the recovery console for that operatign system