On Thursday 10 March 2005 17:54, Gimei wrote:
> An afterthought, if EasyRecovery for some reason can not recover your
> stuff, look for a DOS utility called Lost&Found.
Which actually reminds me, you don't need to be running Windows to use
EasyRecovery... incidentally, the package I got it in boots Caldera Linux and
launches it in some X mode that is quite Windows-like. It's quite extensive
really, covering:
* Disk Diagnostics:
- drive tests
- size manager
- partition tests
- S.M.A.R.T test
- jumper viewer
- data advisor
* Data Recovery:
- advanced/customized data recovery
- format recovery (the one I used)
- resume recovery (from saved sessions)
- deleted recovery (need I say more)
- raw recovery (recover from a drive with no file system)
- emergency diskette (self-boot)
* File Repair:
- repairs all corrupted MS Office files
- repairs broken Zip files
* E-mail repair:
- repairs all corrupted MS LookOut files (doubt anyone here needs that)
> Was very effective for a
> cooled physically damaged HDD.
Now this, I like, if the disk isn't very badly damaged and it can work. Could
have saved me two weeks and some cash if I knew sooner :).
> u need rawrite or winimage to expand the
> images onto floppies. It'll be available at http://www.mxn.co.ug/pirated
Interesting URL, will be sure to visit.
Mark.
> around Saturday.
>
> > On Wednesday 09 March 2005 16:13, Ernest Byaruhanga wrote:
> >> mark, are you serious? what tool is that/...
> >
> > Just a little something-something Patrick and myself landed on in Dakar,
> > last year :). But I've used it twice so far (man, those MP3's really
> > scared me), and it always, always comes through.
> >
> >> i am in a similar scenario
> >> with my wife's pc :-(
> >
> > The utility is called EasyRecovery, from a company called OnTrack:
> >
> > http://www.ontrack.com/
> >
> > Works all the time (as long as the drive isn't physically impaired)!
> >
> > Mark.
> >
> >> ernesto
> >
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