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Topic started 17 years ago by germcevoy in Digital corner. Since then 6,401 posts have been made by 102 users.

iTim

13 years

Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
Those are recoverable as well

What I meant is that they'd bypass the safety of recycle bin.
fabian

13 years

Originally posted by iTim:[..]
Recycle bin unless you're a shift + del person like me.

My computer didn't put files in the recycle bin. Now it does.

Try Recuva, a free recovery program.

Already trying, a friend recommended it. It doesn't seem to work.
LikeASong

13 years

Files are always recoverable, Fabian. You're not trying hard enough or there's something wrong, but files are always recoverable - except when there's direct physical damage in the hard disk (and even in that case, they can be recovered sometimes).
Risto

13 years

In theory maybe, in practice it's really hard to recover something if another file is written over the original location of the lost file. Chances of that happening increase with decreasing free space.

However i think you still have a chance, Recuva is just not a very good recovery program. I used GetDataBack once, long time ago though.
fabian

13 years

I am trying hard enough, trust me

Originally posted by Risto:However i think you still have a chance, Recuva is just not a very good recovery program. I used GetDataBack once, long time ago though.

Thanks for the suggestion, it didn't work, though.
germcevoy

13 years

Lumia ordered. Shame only the black is available.
Risto

13 years

Nice :O
LikeASong

13 years

Originally posted by germcevoyLumia ordered. Shame only the black is available.

I might be tempted to try it for some weeks, a company here "lends" you the phone you want for some days so you can use it before buying or not buying it. Let us know when you receive it.
clover68

13 years

don't know if this is the right place .. anyway what's goin on with megaupload?
i read some confusing things regarding to an issue of domain registrar ..
does anyone know something more?
germcevoy

13 years

Lumia is seriously stunning. Never held a phone like it.
Risto

13 years

And you held some phones Chances are high that when my subscription ends i buy a lumia. No subscription anymore though
germcevoy

13 years

Originally posted by RistoAnd you held some phones Chances are high that when my subscription ends i buy a lumia. No subscription anymore though

Seems a good call so far, Best bit is how the screen glass just curves into the actual chassis. Your finger just rolls off the side of the screen. And you can't tell where the screen ends and the bezel begins.

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