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Recovering shift-deleted files in Windows XP.

 
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Hello,

Anyone could help me to get my shift-deleted files using any freeware. The softwares which i found from internet is able to recover those files, but doesn't allow me to save those recovered files. It prompts me to buy the license.

Seeking for help to get my costly files!!!
 
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You sound serious about that. So let's move the thread to a forum where serious questions may be asked. (I.e. not this one)
 
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If it's not worth it to pay a few dollars for recovery software, the files can't be all that important, eh?
 
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Am very poor to afford the cost of the software.
 
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Whatever you do, act quickly. The longer you wait, the larger the chance of that location on disk being overwritten.
 
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You can try Recuva from Piriform.
Try this link: http://www.piriform.com/recuva
 
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Why not choose EASEUS Data Recovery Wizard 4.8 Beta? EASEUS Data Recovery Wizard 4.8 Beta can recover shift-deleted files; recover deleted or lost files emptied from the Recycle Bin, recover the lost data after accidental format, even if you have reinstalled Windows; recover data from RAW hard drives; recover data after a partitioning error; recover data from lost partition or deleted partition and so on. What's more, it can support windows 7 and it is free for windows 2000/xp/vista/2003/2008/7 users. More information: http://www.easeus-software.com/drw-beta/
 
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System restore might be able to to get your file back if a restore point was created while the file was on the drive. Restore points are created every month and every time you install or uninstall soft-where. To check what restore points you have go into your system tools and run system restore, then select restore my system to an earlier time and a calender will be shown to you with restore points in bold. Select the nearest bold date and your system will be restored to what it was like on that date. Keep in mind that system restore will change all your settings back to what they where at that date. Any work you did after the restore point on the deleted file is lost. The files you created and edited after the restore point will be preserved. If you still can't find your file you can restore your computer back to the point where you flashed it back, system restore creates a restore point when you restore your computer to an earlier time.

If you do manage to get the file back id recommend that you back it up somewhere.
 
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Just now stumbled on Free File Recovery: http://downloads.zdnet.com/abstract.aspx?docid=1307361&tag=nl.e530
 
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Why don't you try Restoration (http://www3.telus.net/mikebike/RESTORATION.html). It has some limitations, but it works pretty well most of the times.
 
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Majority of the data recovery software do not let you save the data that has been recovered. However, if the data that has been lost is of importance to you, it is recommended to go for a paid Undelete Tool, as freewares are usually found to be less effective, and sometimes end up causing more harm than good.
 
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There are some limitations in any free data recovery software so that if your data is worthy then don't think the cost for recovering it. I will suggest you to use kernel for fat and ntfs windows data recovery software for the recovery of those files and data.
go to http://www.windowsdatarecovery.com for more details.


Sidharth Pallai wrote:Hello,

Anyone could help me to get my shift-deleted files using any freeware. The softwares which i found from internet is able to recover those files, but doesn't allow me to save those recovered files. It prompts me to buy the license.

Seeking for help to get my costly files!!!

 
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I have used one data recovery software. May be you can download it and have a try. It can do format recovery, unformat and recover deleted files. It is easy to use. However, if you have overwritten you data, it may not help you. it also has free version, but it just can recover at most 1GB data.
http://www.easeus.com/datarecoverywizard/recover-deleted-files.htm
 
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If you deleted your files by shift+delete operation then you cannot even restore that files or applied any inbuilt Windows XP utilities on it. In this case, data recovery software can help you. Now which software you should choose it depends on two factors first one “How much the data is worth to you” & ”How much data you want to recover”. It you want to recover large amount of data then you have to use paid software because free software don't allow to recover that large data. Stellar Phoenix is options you can use in your case. Check this site for more information:http://www.stellarinfo.com/
 
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