DOS had a way of saving a disk map that didn't get wiped out if you
formatted a drive - so if you stopped the format when it had just
destroyed the directory and FATs, you could recover the disk. Of
course no affordable product can recover from a full format.
DOS had a way of saving a disk map that didn't get wiped out if you
formatted a drive - so if you stopped the format when it had just
destroyed the directory and FATs, you could recover the disk. Of
course no affordable product can recover from a full format.
I suppose if you wish to use good and powerful data recovery tool then
Active@ undelete is the choice. It really never failed me before and
was always able to restore lost files.
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