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hi guys!! got a serious issue that i think the word applicable is "screwed"

basically i backed up my hdd as it was runnin sooo sloooow, and then reinstalled everythin...then i remembered i hadnt backed up a whole months worth of coding and i feel like smashin my head up a wall!!

ive tried usin a soft called pirisoft recuva.... but it wont even find the files that are deleted? i have no idea why

can anyone help, advise me a better programme that actually finds deleted files? or just simply shoot me would be acceptable

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ok..so ive managed to locate 1 file (i remembered that filename)

but the recovery tool is showing all folders as c:/?/ ....so i cant grab a folder, just indevidual files! is there any way i can make the folders show??

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ok..so ive managed to locate 1 file (i remembered that filename)

but the recovery tool is showing all folders as c:/?/ ....so i cant grab a folder, just indevidual files! is there any way i can make the folders show??

Try MiniToolPower Data Recovery it has both free version and paid version

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See the link below. What is your OS, we need to know to provide you with a better program. What type of reformat did you do. As in how many times. A 1 type reformat is able to save your files as there might be a change not all files are deleted more than 3 times reformat will delete all data. So you have no hope of recovery your data.

http://www.windowsdiskrecovery.com/

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my laptop always frezen please help me to do it

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