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anglomont
to install/run ..suppose it should be some self contained app ?
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Ingeborg
wrote:
On W98 you never need admin privileges. When you mean a W2000 or XP system,
then you need admin privileges anyway to undelete a file without using the
recylcle bin. So why bother about installation privileges?
to install/run ..suppose it should be some self contained app ?
On W98 you never need admin privileges. When you mean a W2000 or XP system,
then you need admin privileges anyway to undelete a file without using the
recylcle bin. So why bother about installation privileges?
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Bob Harris
If you mean what undelete software can be run without installing on the hard
drive, to avoid over-writing the deleted files, at least NORTON can do that
for win98. It's CD is bootable.
You might also want to check other options listed at:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/downloads38.html
drive, to avoid over-writing the deleted files, at least NORTON can do that
for win98. It's CD is bootable.
You might also want to check other options listed at:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/downloads38.html
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Gary S. Terhune
How critical is the data you wish to undelete? If it is critical, you should
immediately stop using the system that has lost files. My usual instruction
is to pull the plug, don't even run Shutdown. *Any* activity on the system
risks overwriting the data that is lost. The disk should then be put into an
machine with an operating system, preferably not Win2K/XP/Vista, which
automatically write to any partition they see, and then use decent recovery
software. My preference is R-Studio, from www.r-tt.com.
immediately stop using the system that has lost files. My usual instruction
is to pull the plug, don't even run Shutdown. *Any* activity on the system
risks overwriting the data that is lost. The disk should then be put into an
machine with an operating system, preferably not Win2K/XP/Vista, which
automatically write to any partition they see, and then use decent recovery
software. My preference is R-Studio, from www.r-tt.com.
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Paul Johnson
to install/run ..suppose it should be some self contained app ?
What makes you think anything requiring such low-level access to the
filesystem is going to need anything other than Administrator privs? You
should talk to your administrator about this problem directly as they'll
ultimately have to solve this problem for you.