Archive for the ‘Recovering Computer Data’ Category

 

Quick file rescue for Apple iPod users

April 24th, 2010

Digital media recovery programs can be some of the most useful software you will ever buy. Do you own an Apple iPod? If so this type of program can help you recover deleted iPod files. But what about other types of music players? A quality media recovery program will recover deleted video files on everything [...]

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Mac design changes that made file recovery challenging

April 24th, 2010

For many years programs to recover Mac files were simply not available. The reason for this is that unlike Windows data recovery which remain constant through many years Mac recovery was always in a state of flux. Basically over the last 15 years there have only been two different types of Windows file systems. Those [...]

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Recovery of lost and corrupted photo files

April 24th, 2010

The most in demand programs for file restoration are those designed for digital photo recovery. No file type is more precious to us than photographs. Yet it seems that many circumstances and systems conspire to corrupt and delete these precious image files all of the time. Many image processing and storage programs that come with [...]

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Digital media recovery from compact memory cards

April 23rd, 2010

While it is true a memory card can store any type of file or application information their most general purpose is as storage for digital photographs. These common solid state memory devices labeled as SD, XD or Smartmedia are most commonly associated with placement into a digital camera for storage and removal of pictures. We [...]

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Retrieving data on the current PC file storage format

April 23rd, 2010

I sometimes when using a brand new compact flash drive go ahead and reformat that drive to using NTFS in replacement of the original FAT32 formatting. I do this so as to make the file system on the flash drive completely compatible with that use on my computer’s internal hard drive. It’s a fairly simple [...]

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What to do when emptying your recycle bin is not enough

April 23rd, 2010

When you have a paper document in your office and need to make sure it can never be seen by prying eyes, what do you do? Usually you run it through a file shredder. These are machines that tear that printed paper into thousands of tiny little pieces. A quality confetti type shredder will dismantle [...]

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Quick scanning of large PC partitions for file recovery

April 23rd, 2010

Supposing you are working on your PC and decide to delete several hundred files. These files can be any type from Microsoft Word documents to Excel spreadsheets to digital images. Nevertheless you delete them. Thinking that all of your important files are safely backed up elsewhere You proceed to reinstall your Windows operating system so [...]

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Recovering email information from non-functional databases

April 23rd, 2010

Certainly a small percentage of PC users have need or reason to examine the table structure of a database. Database files such as a mySQL or Microsoft Outlook PST file are all very similar in that they use access tables to load and store information. That information can be as simple as a line of [...]

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Reading the Apple OS language for file restoration functions

April 23rd, 2010

Supposing you lost your wallet in your hometown? It would be fairly simple to walk to all the places you were last visiting and ask people if they had seen your lost wallet. But what if you lost the same wallet in a foreign country? It would be far more difficult to ask questions in [...]

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Examining types of data loss and recovery

April 23rd, 2010

Data recovery can refer to any process as simple as finding a lost e-mail on your PC or as complicated as copying from a crashed hard drive hundreds of thousands of files made in every imaginable file type. Whatever the degree of difficulty may be, our reasons for needing to recover data remain the same [...]

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