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<p class='main'><span class="rel">Related:</span> <a href="file.htm">file</a>, wipe<br/>
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<span class="h2">==<a href="recover.htm">Recover</a></span><br/>
<a class="ext" href="http://www.codeproject.com/KB/files/NTFSParseLib.aspx">www.codeproject.com/KB/files/NTFSParseLib.aspx</a> <span class="quot2">>>It seems a <a href="hard.htm">hard</a> <a href="job.htm">job</a>, but it took me less than an hour to implement it by using this <a href="lib.htm">lib</a>rary, and much time was wasted on adjusting the dialog interface. Of course, this is rather a simple test program than a commercial <a href="produc.htm">produc</a>t. I didn't check if the <a href="free.htm">free</a>d clusters had been <a href="mod.htm">mod</a>ified by another <a href="file.htm">file</a> <small>(it's one reason why commercial tools take such a long time when analyzing a big volume)</small>.</span><br/>
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<a class="ext" href="http://TSKMount-FUSE.sf.net">TSKMount-FUSE.sf.net</a> <span class="quot2">>>TSK<a href="mount.htm">mount</a> is a Fuse <a href="file.htm">file</a>system written in perl and based on The Sleuth Kit tools. It is intended to provide an easy way to <a href="recover.htm">recover</a> <a href="delet.htm">delet</a>ed <a href="file.htm">file</a>s over ext2, vfat <small>(FAT 12/16/32)</small> and NTFS <a href="file.htm">file</a>systems.</span><br/>
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<a class="ext" href="http://NTFSUndelete.GoogleCode.com">NTFSUndelete.GoogleCode.com</a> <span class="quot2">>>NTFS Un<a href="delet.htm">delet</a>e is <a href="free.htm">free</a> software that allows to <a href="recover.htm">recover</a> <a href="delet.htm">delet</a>ed <a href="file.htm">file</a>s. It <a href="recover.htm">recover</a>s <a href="file.htm">file</a>s directly from <a href="hard.htm">hard</a> drive, and it will <a href="work.htm">work</a> even if Recycle Bin is empty.</span><br/>
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<a class="ext" href="http://www.CodeProject.com/KB/files/NTFSUndelete.aspx">www.CodeProject.com/KB/files/NTFSUndelete.aspx</a> <span class="quot2">>>to un<a href="delet.htm">delet</a>e <a href="file.htm">file</a>s on NTFS</span><br/>
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<a class="ext" href="http://www.student.dtu.dk/~s042078/magicrescue">www.student.dtu.dk/~s042078/magicrescue</a> <span class="quot2">>>Magic <a href="rescue.htm">Rescue</a> scans a block device for <a href="file.htm">file</a> types it <a href="know.htm">know</a>s how to <a href="recover.htm">recover</a> and calls an external program to extract them. It looks at "magic bytes" in <a href="file.htm">file</a> contents, so it can be <a href="use.htm">use</a>d both as an un<a href="delet.htm">delet</a>e utility and for <a href="recover.htm">recover</a>ing a corrupted drive or <a href="part.htm">part</a>ition. As long as the <a href="file.htm">file</a> data is there, it will find it.</span><br/>
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<a class="ext" href="http://Memberwebs.com/swalter/software/scrounge">Memberwebs.com/swalter/software/scrounge</a> <span class="quot2">>>Data <a href="recover.htm">recover</a>y program for NTFS <a href="file.htm">file</a> systems. Reads each block of the <a href="hard.htm">hard</a> <a href="disk.htm">disk</a> to and retrieves re<a href="buil.htm">buil</a>ds <a href="file.htm">file</a> system tree on another <a href="part.htm">part</a>ition. I wrote this program when one of my friends lost valuable data on an NTFS drive. It been <a href="use.htm">use</a>d since then in several cases, but not thoroughly tested, especially not WRT the fact that it's a data <a href="recover.htm">recover</a>y program. You should have your <a href="part.htm">part</a>ition information <a href="stor.htm">stor</a>ed away in advance. This allows reliable retrieval of <a href="file.htm">file</a> info. If you don't however, there's some hope. You can guess at it in many cases.</span><br/>
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