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#1
 2004-12-29, 04:10 |
Doc 057 
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 recover trash
yeah, i know- go google-- can any1 tell me how to recover deleted files on a system running doze 95?--
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#2
2005-01-01, 05:52 |
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Re: recover trash
u need special hardware and software. there is no possible way with what u have unless u raided a forensic lab
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#3
2005-01-01, 12:58 |
edf825
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Re: recover trash
Look for a program called "Recover My Files". And then look for a crack for it. It works well. I usually wouldn't have posted this but I felt like proving someone wrong  |
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2005-01-01, 20:28 |
Doc 057
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Re: recover trash
actually
[This message has been edited by Doc 057 (edited 01-01-2005).]
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#5
2005-01-01, 21:34 |
Doc 057
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Re: recover trash
just did it with a DOS command-- 057
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#6
2005-01-02, 02:51 |
DeathShadow
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Re: recover trash
quote:Originally posted by Doc 057:
just did it with a DOS command-- 057
i was wondering the samething, i accidentally deleted a folder that had some important files i needed. which DOS command did you use?
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2005-01-02, 18:15 |
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Re: recover trash
quote:Originally posted by DeathShadow:
i was wondering the samething, i accidentally deleted a folder that had some important files i needed. which DOS command did you use?
The formula
UNDELETE [drive:][path][file][/DT][ /DS][//DOS]
should work in older versions MS-DOS (5.0 to 6.22 a Google search tells me). If not, search download.com for a good recovering software.
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#8
2005-01-03, 02:09 |
Doc 057
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Re: recover trash
^^^yeah, the command looked something like that but i dont remember- found command on google(DOS UNDELETE)-- defrag the computer before you undelete-- it helps recover the files in a more organized way(defrag does organize deleted files) so when you view them it doesn't feel like your looking through random crap- also defrag after you undelete-- the undeleted files will have new names too-- or that's what happened on the doze 95 i was messin with---
I'm 057 bitch, the prettiest most good lookinest motherfucker you ever seen...hold my drank bitch
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