chk files are clusters detected by chkdsk that can not be
assigned to a particular file. They are lost clusters. You
can try opening them with Notepad to see if you can
recognize what they were. But they are probably beyond
reasonable recovery.
If your hard disk was properly defragged, the files should
be in some order. But most likely file 0001.chk is an exe
file fragment and 0002.chk is a jpg.
In the future, backup, to a second drive, CD-R/DVD-R or
something. Don't worry about software, you can restore that
from the CDs, just worry about the data.
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The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.
some support
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| My harddisk crashed in a nightmare that giving me a hard
time. All
| information was lost and I pick up some .chk .exe .dll etc
in the aftermath.
| But how do I restore them? My target is to save as many
files as possible.
| Thanks
| Jack
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