In addition to OfficeRecovery.com's FreeUndelete, (which I just found through this site), I've used Restoration 2.5.14 by Brian Kato, link here. This program is also found on MajorGeeks.com and Softpedia.com. It appears to run on just three files + a Readme.txt file, and as its primary function is recovering deleted files, it recommends running from a separate drive than the one you are trying to recover files from. Therefore, I don't think it would change anything on the hard disk. Anyone else want a look?
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Would be a cool program.
Is it open source?
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His e-mail is: (remove the # signs and spaces; hopefully this is still his e-mail)
bkato # @ # fli # . # freeserve # . # ne # . # jp
Do you want me to e-mail him, or would you guys prefer to do it?
My signature.
did you asked?
Hey... Anyone has made contact with the original Author, Brian Kato???
I've been tried to find a new version and the original site, but did't can yet...
This is the sites I did find so far...
https://web.archive.org/web/20060719094317/http://www.geocities.jp/br_kato/ - Probably the Author's original page in Geocities.
http://www3.telus.net/mikebike/RESTORATION.html - Actualy, one of the main results for a web search by this software.
Then, I made a version of this software in the PortableApps.com Format just to me use this in my PA.c menu... if anyone want to help to beta test this, contact me by this post...
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