Hi everyone. My computer had to be formatted because it had a virus and that was the only way of getting rid of it. I coudnt dave anything to disk, floppy or usb. Is there anyway of getting back some college work i had saed on it before it was formatted?
Vintige
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Jump to PostIn general, after a reformat, assuming you've opted for the unconditional format as opposed to the quick format, your work is as good as gone.
It's theoretically possible to recover data even after a disk has been unconditionally formatted. It's not easy, and may require special tools (both hardware …
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iamthwee
In general, after a reformat, assuming you've opted for the unconditional format as opposed to the quick format, your work is as good as gone.
It's theoretically possible to recover data even after a disk has been unconditionally formatted. It's not easy, and may require special tools (both hardware and software). In general it's a very expensive process.
Tis why they always say back up the stuff you consider to be near and dear to you. Ha ha.
goldeagle2005
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I have to agree with iamthwee. Your data is gone. Especially if you've deleted and recreated the partitions. Always, always backup your data.
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