I'll continue to use Irfanview. Yeesh!
| Hello Pegasus.
| I knew the unopened files were intact, because I later opened them on
| another laptop with windows 2000. The corrupted files are also intact apart
| from the headers, after making a copy of the file, I opened them with
| notepad, and saw all the data. The difference being that there are no header
| information contained in them. So, to recap, only the files viewed with the
| viewer corrupted the files, the ones I did not view were all OK.
| I hope this answers your question.
| With Regards,
| Thomas.
|
| "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
|
| > How did you find out that the unopened files were intact?
| > Unless you open them you won't know that they are OK!
| >
| > | > > Dear Harry,
| > > I've spent the best part of three months searching, downloading and
| > running
| > > varios software fixes. Definitely XP caused the problem, I think the fax
| > > viewer did it. All the files I did not open while connected were still
| > > readable and uncorrupted. Only the one I opened were corrupted.
| > >
| > > Regards,
| > >
| > > "Harry Ohrn" wrote:
| > >
| > > > What makes you believe that XP caused this problem? Your card might be
| > > > faulty or the files became corrupt in some other way.
| > > > As for recovering the files that might be possible providing the media
| > > > itself isn't damaged. Do a search for digital media recovery software
| > > >
| > > >
| > > > --
| > > >
| > > > Harry Ohrn MS MVP [Shell/User]
| > > >
| > > >
| > > > | > > > > Dear support,
| > > > > I just retuned from my hols. and plugged in the mem. card to my laptop
| > > > > with
| > > > > XP. To my horror, the files I viewed with the default viewer on my XP
| > > > > laptop
| > > > > corrupted the files. On one of the softwares it says that the header
| > files
| > > > > are corrupted. All the data is there in the file, but for some reason
| > the
| > > > > headers have been either removed or corrupted.When I click on the
| > > > > "properties" for the jpg files (the corrupted ones) there is no
| > summary
| > > > > information. Is it now impossible to recover the files?
| > > > > Thank you.
| > > >
| > > >
| >
| >
| >