Comments on: Recover Deleted, Accidentally Erased File with Piriform Recuva

By: Geniy

Geniy — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 10:03:04 +0000

I have never heard about Recuva. Personally I have recovered over 30 gb of data after formating and repartioning with Advanced File Recovery http://www.advanced-file-recovery.com/. I got quite decent results.

By: Syahid A.

Syahid A. — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 16:28:11 +0000

@Chris: I think you can solve this by selecting the box next to the “drive” name e.g. C:\. If this can’t help you, post it the appropriate forum here –> http://tinyurl.com/5evmqa

By: Chris

Chris — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:19:47 +0000

I used Piriform’s Recuva, very successfully, the first time out. It scanned the (C:) Drive taking one hour and fifteen minutes (in the deep scan mode) and found 41,598 old deleted files! Still haven’t figured out how to check more than one little box beside each file recovered to bulk permanently delete. As it is, I can easily permanently delete one file at a time, but it would be sooo cool to be able to check, like twenty-five files at a time, and then tell Recuva to permanently delete all of them with a single click, and then a confirmation click of the action afterward. My hunch is you can do this with Recuva, but I imply haven’t figured out HOW yet. Any help with this one? I am 64, so it takes me a minute. Thanks a million for a great little file recovery program. I cannot believe the stuff this program actually found, some from the Dark Ages!

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