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Having more than one drive is rather criticial as well.  I keep a copy of
REST 2514 on a seperate drive.  It's small enough to fit on a floppy and of
course a flash drive and it's self contained and free.  It's not too bad at
it's job either:
http://www.snapfiles.com/download/dlrestoration.html

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Chuck

<anglomont@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> The mentioned softwares I tested on another machine where I
> deliberately deleted few files.
> The original machine however has installed R-studio and Easy Recovery
> prior to deletion.
> Boot sequence on it cannot be changed so I was hoping for either a
> small prog to install or run off a floppy(such as winundelete-too bad
> it won't work in NT), or one that can work from another pc through the
> network!?
> (which Norton Unerase for win is perhaps capable of that?)
> Desk Rabbit wrote:
> > anglomont@yahoo.com wrote:
> > > Few files were deleted from winnt/ntfs disk in windows/total commander
> > > but there's a good chance they were not overwritten.
> > > So,downloaded&tryed the following undelete softwares: r-studio,easy
> > > recovery,restorer2000, get data back,active undelete,directory snoop
> > > and filerecovery pro with no result!!!!
> > > Recovermyfiles had installation problems and Norton DOS unerase which
> > > in this particular pc can be only started in win/dos box demands the
> > > drive be locked first(is that possible?).Any other
suggestions,please?!
> > >
> >
> > Yeah. First thing, golden rule; when trying to recover deleted data,
> > make an image of the disk you are trying to recover. What you should not
> > do is try installing dozens of different recovery programs first.
>