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reply posted on 6-12-2011 @ 11:55 PM by AQuestion
reply to post by UnlimitedSky



There are people on this site that can recover just about anything. Be patient, nothing is ever completely lost until the gold is removed from the hard drive. Be patient and investigate whoever gives you the answer as to how to recover the file. Best wishes.



reply posted on 6-12-2011 @ 11:56 PM by UnlimitedSky
reply to post by ThetaNuRucka



Much appreciated!

Just to let you know, we have left the world of credit card fascility, though, so buying over the net is not an option.


reply posted on 6-12-2011 @ 11:58 PM by LightSpeedDriver
reply to post by UnlimitedSky


OK. The most important thing is that you do not save, delete or download any more programs on your computer. In other words, do not make changes until you run a file recovery tool on that drive.

I'll try and keep it concise. When you delete a folder accidentally and the files in it, the data is not erased, only the bookmark (an analogy) to where that data/files is/are. If you run a file recovery tool (which you obviously will need to download) on that drive, it should be able to recover all or most of that data again, provided you have not made too many disk writes.

ETA The poster underneath me mentions a system restore but its a function I believe is only to safeguard Windows startup operations and will not affect places like "My Documents". The previous versions trick would be a good place to try first, if that doesn't work, I would be very cautious about making possible changes to your disk without running a windows file-recovery tool.
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reply posted on 6-12-2011 @ 11:58 PM by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by UnlimitedSky



You might be able to do a system restore to an earlier date when the files were still there (but that's a very risky way to try first). You could also try to restore the files from 'previous versions' of the files (shadow copies) that Windows saves as part of a restore point (probably a better option to start with).

You can find info about those two methods here: windows.microsoft.com...

There is also a bunch of free software that can help you recover the deleted files. Here's a very important point you need to keep in mind:

Stop What You're Doing

When your operating system deletes a file, all it really does is mark the space on your hard drive that your file occupies as free space. It's still there, but your computer is now perfectly happy to write new data on top of it—at which point the file recovery process becomes a lot more difficult. That means you should do as little computing as possible until you find the file you're looking for, since every time you save a new file—every time your computer writes information to your hard drive—your chances of recovering the file go down.


You can find more information about this and other recover methods at the following links:
lifehacker.com...
www.infopackets.com...
www.tech-pro.net...
www.pcworld.com...
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reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 12:01 AM by truthseeker58
reply to post by UnlimitedSky



The statement ´path not found´ could be a clue that your documents had been saved to a removable storage such as a USB stick or something else.
Or do you have other hard drives within a network?
I hope I could help.


reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 12:02 AM by UnlimitedSky
reply to post by AkumaStreak



Gotcha! Waiting for you kind assistance.


Ps: Thanxxxx everybody for your interest to help me. So strange, during meditation this morning, I could not calm the mind because I kept thinking that I sould save my course onto a memory stick.


reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 12:05 AM by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by truthseeker58



The statement ´path not found´ could be a clue that your documents had been saved to a removable storage such as a USB stick or something else.
It could also mean that the files have been deleted or moved somewhere else. But if that were the case I would expect it to say something more like "the specified file does not exist" or just "file not found". The fact it is specifically saying there's a problem with the path could indicate a removable device is no longer available.
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reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 12:12 AM by EndGovtCorruption
reply to post by UnlimitedSky



If it is in fact gone you will have to run a recovery tool but did you check the recycle bin for an accidental deletion? Just a thought.


reply posted on 7-12-2011 @ 12:23 AM by GmoS719
Download Advanced System Care
Link

In the toolbox it has a program that recovers recently deleted files.
It always works for me.
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