Lost Pictures

[Guest]

I moved my pictures from my pictures folder to Kodak Easy Share Program. I
then deleted my pictures from my picture folder and emptied the trash bin.
Now when I go to Kodak easy share I can see the pictures that I moved from my
picture folder. However, the pictures are now shaded and have a question mark
by them and I now get a message saying the file can no longer be found. This
leaves me unable to view my pictures in |Kodak easy share. They are no longer
in my picture folder or trash bin. Is there a way to restore my photos so
that I am able to view them again?

 

[John Inzer]

I moved my pictures from my pictures folder to Kodak Easy
Share Program. I then deleted my pictures from my picture
folder and emptied the trash bin. Now when I go to Kodak
easy share I can see the pictures that I moved from my
picture folder. However, the pictures are now shaded and
have a question mark by them and I now get a message
saying the file can no longer be found. This leaves me
unable to view my pictures in |Kodak easy share. They are
no longer in my picture folder or trash bin. Is there a
way to restore my photos so that I am able to view them
again?

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I suspect that what you moved to EasyShare were
*links* to your images. EasyShare can no longer
access the actual files because they are no longer
available.

Maybe this freebie will be useful if the deleted
files have not been overwritten.

PC Inspector File Recovery
http://tinyurl.com/70lc

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[Guest]

Like John says I believe the easyshare software links to images and now that
have deleted the images it cannot read them or show them.

I don't use this software but I have a customer that does, we worked this
out with one photo, I hope john's link can help you get your photo's back
again.

Andy W

 

[coal_brona]

Greetings,

If the picture files were erased you can still bring them back using
data recovery tools. The most powerful of them are imho Active@
Undelete and Uneraser(DOS). These utils helped me in a simmilar
situations before, so I bet they will be able to help you too.

http://www.active-undelete.com/

http://www.uneraser.com/