Everyone is wrong. This is a statement of fact. That is human nature. And these errors can be very unpleasant and threatening, especially for those who are ignorant of IT. Did you delete the file you need while working while cleaning the computer? Has the child erased the quarterly report or customer base?"And how to return deleted files from the computer?" - you ask. Nothing wrong. The Windows operating system provides a protective mechanism - a basket. Just a couple of clicks - and your precious files in the same place and no need to think about how to return deleted files. But many inadvertently disable this wonderful feature, and the problem is much more complicated. Well, I hasten to please you. You can recover information. All information on the medium is still stored, only the file name is deleted from the main partition table, and the structures themselves still lie on the expanses of the hard disk, waiting for them to be erased with new information or again indicated by the file name from the spare partition table.
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2. Get data back for NTFS/FAT. . FAT NTFS. , . - CF, SD Flash, Smart Media, iPOD-. , Easy Revovery.
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5. ZAR. The program is from Russian developers. An intermediate option between Easy Recovery and R-studio. Without purchase, it provides full-fledged photo recovery, "understands" partitions on NTFS and FAT file systems, including those located on RAID arrays of levels 0 and 5. Partitions running ext2-ext4 and XFS are also supported, but the program itself runs on Windows.