Wednesday, November 03, 1999
Hello Alexander,
Wednesday, Wednesday, November 03, 1999, you wrote:
Alexander> Hi there!
Alexander> On 2 Nov 99, at 0:59, Christopher J. Trybowski wrote
Alexander> about "Re: OT: Computer Philosophy (was: R":
>> > Before the crash he had 1 primary and 1 extended partition, 2
>> > logicals on the latter. After the crash, he had only *one* (primary)
>> > partition. The rest of the partitions just perished. The data lost.
>> > On the primary partition that seemed to survive all the data *but
>> > windows and office* was trashed, too.
>>
>> Did he really lost everything? AFAIK Windows sometimes messes up the
>> partition table, but it is reversible (after longer or shorter time of
>> calculating new one manually)...
Alexander> He's a dumb, I told you:-) He couldn't see his data, *then* the
Alexander> second thing he did was formatting his HDD. If *i* were there, I
Alexander> would save (at least, almost) all he had their. Windows never
Alexander> wipes what it deletes. Direct disk editing could help, of course:-)
Tiramisu... does miracles... But second and third partitions need some
calculations to give it a decent starting point.
Alexander> BTW, I'm not sure this message will be ever distributed to the
Alexander> list: I'm getting some odd problems with my subscription
Alexander> recently:-((
it got there. But anyway formatted or not, one can still get the data
of in most cases as long as you donot write data back to the drive
and even then data can still be recovered...
Alexander> SY, Alex
Alexander> (St.Petersburg, Russia)
Best regards,
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