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coupekid
29-06-10, 07:20 PM
OK, so a schoolboy error has been made naming no names.......(the wife!)
The memory card has been deleted from our pointy shooty, all the pics have been downloaded, but all the videos werent, and now the card has been formatted! in the words of Mr H Simpson....DOH!
Anyone know of a good free data recovery program?
It isnt the end of the world, and not really worth chucking any money at, but there were a couple of vids of Elise playing in her pool which would have been nice to keep.
DennisP
29-06-10, 08:23 PM
Autumn has just sent me a PM offering me a copy of a Digtal Recovery program that she has, as I had put a posting on the forum for help as I thought I had done the same thing as you. Fortunately as it turned out I had not deleted the pictures after all. I would send Autumn a PM asking for her help.
Try this
http://www.cardrecovery.com/?rid=google&kid=cr5001
its a demo but it might let you recover a certain amount of data
Ash.
I did have a some sandisk software on a little 3 inch disc that came with a memory card, ive just looked everywhere for it, if I find it Ill let you no.
Ash.
OK, so a schoolboy error has been made naming no names.......(the wife!)
The memory card has been deleted from our pointy shooty, all the pics have been downloaded, but all the videos werent, and now the card has been formatted! in the words of Mr H Simpson....DOH!
Anyone know of a good free data recovery program?
It isnt the end of the world, and not really worth chucking any money at, but there were a couple of vids of Elise playing in her pool which would have been nice to keep.
I'm not sure that it works if your card has been formatted, but it works if the pics have been deleted.
I do have an e mail address for you, but it may not still be active. If you like to PM me with your email address, I will try to send this program to you.
I'm not sure that it works if your card has been formatted, but it works if the pics have been deleted.
I do have an e mail address for you, but it may not still be active. If you like to PM me with your email address, I will try to send this program to you.
Quick format normally just erases the table of contents, leaving the files intact. A full format resets all the sectors - no way back from that!
Ian
keithrsmith
30-06-10, 08:55 AM
try this
http://diskdigger.org/
keith