I Have Deleted File From A Folder And Then Copied A File With Same File Name In That Folder. How To Recover?
Posted by benny in FreeWare on June 20th, 2009 | 4 responses
i have deleted file(faplus.mdb, 46MB) from a folder(d:\nextage) and then copied a file with same file name(faplus.mdb, 6.5MB) in that folder(d:\nextage). I tried various data recovery software but i could not get the old file i.e faplus.mdb with 46 MB data. help me in recovering the old file .
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4 Responses to “I Have Deleted File From A Folder And Then Copied A File With Same File Name In That Folder. How To Recover?”
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It’s gone from your hard disk. You’ll have to recover from your backup CD.
You do make backups, don’t you?
which softwares you have tried..tell me ..i think you must have used the freewares..go for a licensed one..purchase one for some $$..then try it.. i think you can recover that
You can also try to recover your file with Easy File Undelete:http://www.munsoft.com/EasyFileUndelete/
Perhaps it will help you because it uses unique modern algorithms to recover files that other software either recovers incorrectly or is unable to detect.
A, B and C are the only ways I know to recover a deleted file. Since you copied over the file, it makes it a little more difficult to recover it. There’s no robust undelete functionality built into Windows – so if you can’t find the file in your recycle bin and recover it as follows:
A. Recovering a file in your recycle bin:
1. Double-click the Recycle Bin icon on your desktop to open the window displaying all files in the Recycle Bin.
2. Highlight the file you wish to restore, right-click the file and select the Restore option. This will restore the file from the original location it was deleted.
or
Highlight the files you wish to restore, right-click the file and select Cut. Next, explore to the location you wish to move the deleted item to and click Paste.
or
Drag-and-drop the icons from the Recycle Bin to the folder you wish them to be stored at.
B. Try to download freeware program and/or purchase a program. Below is a list of freeware file recovery programs that can be used freely to recover lost data.
->PC Inspector File Recover
->Restoration
->Undelete Plus
->FreeUndelete
In addition to the above freeware programs there are also several companies who have created programs designed to recover your lost data. For example, PowerQuest makes the utility Drive Image that in some cases can be used to recover data from a hard drive.
C. Utilize a service from a company that specializes in recovering lost data
Utilize the service of a local data recovery company or an out of state data recovery company. One word of caution is that these services can sometimes be very expensive. It is only recommended they be used if the data is extremely important. Below is a listing of a few major data recovery companies.
Action Front Data Recovery
CBL Data Recovery Technologies Inc.
Doctor Byte
DriveSavers Data Recovery
Lazarus Data Recovery
Ontrack
Virtual Data Recovery
Stellar Data Recovery
Sorry, I couldn’t do more.