Filer??

Nej det er vidst ikke så meget at gøre end at begynde forfra

- er du sikker på det er den rigtige diskette du har sat i?

ja..

GetDataBack er din ven i nøden når du har mistet data :).

http://www.runtime.org/gdb.htm

http://www.pcinspector.de/file_recovery/DK/welcome.htm

i-know.dk >> Den tanke havde jeg også, men når den er formateret og xp er installeret igen er det meget utvivlsomt at filen er at finde, da de gamle data jo vil blive overskrevet.

Jeg har gendannet filer efter hele 3 formateringer også selvom der har været windows xp på.

Og man kan gendanne sine filer efter hele 6 formateringer :)

i-know.dk --- Skal jeg bare installere Getdataback på den maskine jeg skal gøre det på?? eller hvordan??? guide plz...

Taget fra deres egen support/guide.

When performing a data recovery we recommend that you proceed as follows:
Install GetDataBack on a healthy Windows machine without the drive attached you want to recover from. Make sure you have sufficient space on the "good drive" for storing the recovered data. You also can store the recovered data to a LAN if have access to one. The machine you are running GetDataBack on can have any of the following operating systems: Windows95/98/ME, Windows NT, W2K, Windows XP.

Shut down the computer and attach the drive you want to recover from ("bad drive") as a 2nd drive. You might need to jumper it differently. Make sure it is recognized correctly by the BIOS when starting up the computer.

Start GetDataBack and verify that HD128: is the "good drive" and HD129: is the "bad drive". Perform Step 1 to 5 of the recovery process for the "bad drive" HD129:. Please follow the instructions provided with the particular steps.

When Step 5 completed and you are ready to copy the recovered files over to the "good drive", you need to purchase a license code if you have not already done so. Do not quit GetDataBack for purchasing or entering the license code, just enter the code and continue with copying the files. It is a good idea to start with the files you need most.

After copying all desired files shut down the computer and remove the "bad drive". Store the "bad drive" at a safe location.

It is recommended to build a brand new system now. Use components other than the "bad drive". Install the operating system. Install the programs from their installation cd-roms. Finally import the recovered data to the new drive.

Verify you got back all the data you need. Do not recycle the "bad drive" before you are absolutely sure about this. It is a good idea to wait 4 weeks before re-using the "bad drive". If the "bad drive" had any mechanical problems you definitely must not use it again.

If you notice any mechanical problems with the drive, such as bad sectors or unusual noise, you should stop the recovery and make a drive image first. When successfully created, you can recover from this drive image as you would recover from the original drive. A mechanically damaged drive can fail entirely every second. It must be your primary goal to pull all raw data off such a drive as fast as possible. Making an image also reduces the load on the drive because each sector is read only once. Professional data recovery companies always make an image of the drive before trying to retrieve any files.

If you divert from the process described above, make always sure you

never install GetDataBack on the "bad drive",
never use the "bad drive" as the boot-up system drive (C:),
do not have temporary files and folders use the "bad drive",
never copy the recovered files to the "bad drive",
make an image first if the "bad drive" has mechanical problems.
GetDataBack gives you lots of options: You can recover from the actual hard drive, from image files or even from remote drives over a serial cable or TCP/IP.

http://www.krogh-hansen.dk/diskrecovery/ - programmet du skal bruge hedder Lost & Found og du finder program + Serial (ja ja - det er gratis, står OGSÅ på siden, så anmeld mig ikke, tak) på ovenstående link.

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Tak for svar men intet hjalp,

Og det tog dig ½ år at finde ud af oim det virkede`??