Floppy Disk Data/file Recovery!! Help!!?
I want to recover some files that I have in some floppy disks. I´ve tried several softwares and some of them have worked. Tried Undelete Plus and Recova but none of them worked for me (with Undelete Plus I don´t know why but I only had the option to scan C: drive only, not floppy or any other drive, and Recova found errors and didn´t do anything for me).
The one that worked is Active@ Floppy Recovery 2.0, it showed all my files in the floppy disk! But as it is a demo version I cannot recover all my files.
The thing is I´m sure my files are there and I can recover them but I need a good FREE software to recover them ALL. I don´t want to pay since there are only 2 floppy disks and I´m never going to use the software again!
I no longer use floppy disks! It´s all about USB memory disks now….
Please tell me, which software do you recommend?? please please pleaseeeee!!!
ps. the problem with my floppy disks is the classic note that they no longer have formatt and if I want to formatt them… but I haven´t done anything like that cuz I know I can recover my files….
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There are a couple of things you can check to ensure that your floppy drive is working. First, check your BIOS to ensure that you have the floppy drive enabled and that it is set to the proper type of drive, such as 3.5″ 1.44M, if that’s the type of drive you have. Second, make sure that the cables are attached inside the case. If all this is set up properly, then you either have bad floppy disks or your drive is bad.